Of the more than 600 participants, 200 are international delegates, 347 national and 100 students, revealed Gilberto Gomes, spokesperson for the event, who expressed satisfaction with the number of participations, adding that the indicators contribute to the conjectured statistics, which include the exhibitors, startups, as well as the appearance of members of the Executive, as planned, writes Angop.
In turn, some participants gave a positive assessment of their participation in the event. This is the case of Bevania de Melo, from the company Reorbit, who considered that the conference was useful because it allowed teams to absorb knowledge on technology topics, obtained from other national and international peers.
Felisberta de Jesus, president of the Board of Directors of MSTelcom, made it known that the company presented its extensive experiences with regard to satellite and communication, taking to the event packages related to the exploration of the Angosat-2 satellite and the commercialization of transmission of data within the satellite component directed to other operators.
Elsa Pedro, director of institutional communication at Angola Telecom, cited by Angop, said that the company carried out the 'Conecta Angola' project with GGPEN, Infrasat and FADCOM which bring connectivity to the most isolated areas, while Thioro Nyang, representative of GMES and Africa, stated that his presence involves sharing knowledge, the attraction of which is the GMES and Africa program, which has existed for seven years.
After the second day of the event was marked by the benefits of Angosat-2, the focus of the third day of NewSpace Africa was the exchange of experiences and the establishment of partnerships between space agencies on the continent.
Gilberto Gomes also announced that a panel was also held to discuss matters related to investment, as well as other matters in the field of the space industry.
In addition, several companies also signed memorandums of understanding in areas such as navigation satellites, observation, among others, writes Angop.
