As the space sector rapidly expands and evolves, policymakers are working to support and shape its development. Belgium, home to a wide range of companies active across the spectrum of space activities, is no exception to this.
Over the past few decades, the landscape for space activities has experienced significant transformations fostered, amongst others, by relentless scientific and technological progress along with the emergence of private sector involvement and new related economic models for space activities.
Space services and applications have become essential across many industries, and are at the heart of global challenges such as climate change monitoring and resilience, connectivity, security and scientific exploration.
This newsletter discusses several recent developments at the legal and policy levels that space actors in Belgium and abroad should be aware of.
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