›Practitioners' Forum 2020

The ECSL has been organising a one-day Practitioners' Forum every year since 1992. The aim of the Forum is to provide those working across all areas of the space sector an opportunity to network and discuss topical areas of space law and policy relevant to the sector.

During the Forum experts present the latest developments impacting on space, for example: EU law, contracts and procurement law, telecommunications, liability and insurance, etc. The presentations are followed by a lively Q&A and discussion session.

The Forum promotes open and free discourse. Participants speak in their personal capacity under the Chatham House Rules (no publication of comments made which enable their maker to be identified) and in general, papers are not collected or published.

The next Practitioners' Forum will take place on the 23rd of April 2020, and address "Artificial Intelligence and the Space Sector: legal and regulatory aspects".

Artificial Intelligence plays and will continue to play an important role in helping space actors, from companies to government agencies, to conduct space activities.
This year's event will focus on the legal and policy aspects of artificial intelligence in the space sector, covering a wide range of topics from its current use to its potential applications.

Registration is open until the 10th of April and limited to a 100 participants: https://indico.esa.int/event/332/

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