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Singapore Space Summit 2027: Connecting the New Space Economy

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Chris Cubbage of Australia in Space TV speaks with Mr. Leck Chet Lam, Managing Director of Experia Events, organiser of the Singapore Space Summit and its role in the growing space economy.

Following a successful inaugural summit in 2026—with more than 2,000 attendees, 300 participating organizations, and representation from over 43 countries—the Singapore Space Summit 2027 event is planned for February 25–26 at Marina Bay Sands. Mr. Leck discusses the theme, “Connecting the New Space Economy,” and how the summit will explore space, connectivity, and economic resilience.

The conversation also covers returning founding partner ST Engineering, the expanded Singapore Pavilion being developed with the Association of Aerospace Industries Singapore, new startup involvement through Starburst, and support from Singapore government agencies. Exhibitor and delegate registration remains open.

Visit https://www.singaporespacesummit.com/

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