Cities dedicated to the development of space sectors through collaboration and events.
The purpose of the Space Cities Network is to increase collaboration across the space sector encompassing universities, research centers, Government agencies, industry and corporate.
The Space Cities Network is represented by 4 cities, Lausanne, Christchurch, Houston and Seoul.
The network will involve a select community of highly regarded, connected and influential people who are locally and/or globally recognized in their fields of expertise, as well as key Convention Bureau personnel from the five cities. The Bureau will provide a mechanism for supporting the development of the Network.
• Connect globally across business, education and policy areas
• Grow local sector expertise
• Connect aerospace communities, providing new partnerships and opportunities
• Develop career paths
• Open up new opportunities for collaboration
• Host international space-related business events
• Deliver long-term, purposeful outcomes for the benefit of the space sector and the cities involved in the network
Shape the future with the cities.
Network – Share – Discover – Teach – Learn
News & Events
2025/05/31 A member of Space Cities Network has flown to space.
Today, Blue Origin successfully completed its 12th human spaceflight and the 32nd flight for the New Shepard program. The crew included: K-12 STEM teacher Aymette Medina Jorge, radiologist turned explorer Dr. Gretchen Green, former Panamanian ambassador to the United States Jaime Alemán, businessman Jesse Williams, aerospace executive Mark Rocket, and
2025/05/26 Celebrating 50 years of the ESA Convention in Switzerland
This collaborative one-and-a-half-day workshop is co-organized by the Secure World Foundation, the EU COST network FOGOS, and in partnership with the ITU, the Swiss Foreign Affairs, and the ERC project PlanetStewards
2025/03/27 Space Sustainability: Bridging Initiatives and Perspectives
This collaborative one-and-a-half-day workshop is co-organized by the Secure World Foundation, the EU COST network FOGOS, and in partnership with the ITU, the Swiss Foreign Affairs, and the ERC project PlanetStewards