SXS welcomes you on the Swiss Pavilion at IAC26!

The International Astronautical Congress (IAC) 2026 is just around the corner and the Swiss space community is getting ready to meet in Antalya!

As part of this collective presence, Space Exchange Switzerland (SXS) is proud to lead the Swiss Pavilion and contribute to showcasing the organisations, companies and institutions shaping Switzerland’s space ecosystem.

Meet the Swiss ecosystem at IAC 2026

Ahead of the Congress, we have been meeting our Swiss Pavilion partners and sponsors to hear directly from the people behind Switzerland’s space community. Through a series of short interviews, our partners share their expertise, while giving a glimpse into what they will bring to IAC 2026 in Antalya. Let’s have a look 👀

🎥 Discover our interview series on LinkedIn

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The Pavilion will also feature daily presentations, networking opportunities, interactive activities and dedicated moments to connect with the Swiss space community.

🇨🇭Supporting Geneva’s IAC 2029 candidacy

The Swiss presence in Antalya will also be an opportunity to support Geneva’s candidacy to host IAC 2029. With its international outlook, strong scientific and technological ecosystem, and long-standing tradition of collaboration, Geneva is putting forward its candidacy under the tagline: “Celebrating Space, Building Trust.”

SXS is proud to support this initiative lead by Swissmen and the Swiss Space Office, and to contribute to showcasing the strength and diversity of the Swiss space ecosystem on the international stage.


				

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