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“EDGE Unveils Bold Space Sector Vision at Abu Dhabi Space Debate”

FADA, a division of EDGE Group founded to enhance the UAE’s independent space prowess, is poised to make a significant entrance at the Abu Dhabi Space Debate, marking an essential milestone in the UAE’s quest to establish itself as a global frontrunner in the space sector.

Scheduled at ERTH Abu Dhabi on 10–11 December, the Abu Dhabi Space Debate offers a venue to exhibit FADA’s influence in determining the trajectory of the UAE’s space industry. FADA is devoted to promoting technological innovation, motivating a new wave of creators, and bolstering the nation’s standing in the international space arena. This inaugural appearance also emphasizes EDGE’s foray into space, reinforcing the UAE’s aspirations to excel in groundbreaking industries.

Waleid Al Mesmari, President – Space & Cyber Technologies at EDGE, stated: “FADA signifies a pivotal juncture in the UAE’s transformation into a major contributor in the global space domain. Aligned with the UAE’s ambition for leadership in space exploration, FADA is crafted to deliver state-of-the-art space solutions, amplify national knowledge, cultivate independent capabilities, and foster innovative collaborations that propel next-gen technologies. At this crucial gathering, we aim to highlight our dedication to pioneering solutions that encourage teamwork and produce meaningful results for the global space community.”

Through its involvement, FADA will underscore how the UAE is cultivating future talent in space sciences and engineering, harnessing advanced technologies such as AI, quantum computing, and autonomous systems to establish a resilient, sustainable space ecosystem. This introduction not only signifies the UAE’s daring aspirations in space but also reaffirms EDGE’s commitment to innovation and the development of sovereign capabilities.

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