Engineering
Turkey To Host 5th Global SatShow
Participants and journalists will get information of Turkey’s action in space.

Turkey will host the 5th Global SatShow as the country is raising the bar in space.
Antalya International Airport will be home to the event on 02-04 December 2020.
The Global Satellite and Space Show will receive professionals in the fields of satellite and space as well as solution partners.
Participants and journalists from across the world will get information of Turkey’s actions in space during the event.
EMEA Satellite Operators Association and Turkish Space Agency are among the organizers of the 5th Global Satshow.

The 5th Global Satellite and Space Show is also expected to allow for possible new partnerships in the related industry.
Attendants will have the chance to discover the latest technologies for space, satellite and launching systems, according to the organizers of the Global SatShow.
Moreover, gaining insights from industry experts and market analysts will be one of the acquisitions.
Who Can Attend?
Space agencies, satellite operators, rocket fuel suppliers, air mobility connectors and other related visitors can be situated in the organization.
Founded in 2018, the agency will announce Turkey’s National Space Program in 2020.
In addition, the agency will coordinate the space-related activities of country’s other space research institutes.
The Turkish Space Agency has signed cooperation agreements with Ukraine and Hungary in space.
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