The International Astronautical Congress (IAC) is the world’s leading space event, bringing together thousands of experts, decision-makers and innovators from across the global space community. Hosting this flagship congress would be a unique opportunity for Switzerland to showcase its space excellence, strengthen its ecosystem and place the country in the spotlight of the international space sector.
The Component Technology Board is responsible for the formulation of strategic programs and work plans for technology research and development in the area of European EEE space components. It is also responsible for the harmonization and co-ordination of the collectively funded European space component and technology research and the related development, evaluation, qualification and quality assurance activities.
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Geneva brings together innovation, diplomacy and global collaboration like no other city. Home to 40+ international organizations, 185 diplomatic missions and 750+ NGOs, it is a world-leading hub for dialogue and decision-making. With over 6,000 international conferences each year and a thriving Swiss space ecosystem, Geneva offers the perfect setting for IAC 2029.
In 2029, the global space community will celebrate two remarkable milestones: the 80th anniversary of the International Astronautical Federation (IAF) and the 60th anniversary of the Moon landing. Geneva is the ideal place to mark these achievements—an accessible international city where people from around the world can come together in a safe and welcoming environment.