Join us in Gdańsk for a two-day event full of #EUSpace
The EU Space Days is the most significant event of the European Union when it comes to space policy, business and innovation. Organised by the European Commission under the auspices of the Polish Presidency, this year’s edition lands in Gdańsk, a thriving hub for space. Adding to the city’s space credentials, Gdańsk is also home to the Polish Space Agency (POLSA).
A Gathering of Visionaries
EU Space Days 2025 will bring together key decision-makers, including representatives from the to European institutions alongside industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and investors. The event will spotlight how businesses, governments, and society as a whole benefit from the EU Space Programme, featuring its flagship initiatives—Galileo, EGNOS, and Copernicus—as well as GOVSATCOM and IRIS².
Business & Defence on the spotlight
This year’s conference takes on a fresh, business-driven approach, emphasizing how space technologies and satellite solutions can drive innovation across multiple industries. With a strong focus on fostering strategic partnerships between space companies and investors, the event will be held alongside InfoShare, the largest tech and startup conference in Central and Eastern Europe. This collaboration creates the perfect setting to showcase how space policy, New Space initiatives, downstream services, satellite data, and entrepreneurship are shaping the future.
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- European Commission Representative
- European Parliament Representative
- Polish Presidency Representative
About: Interactive discussion on the achievements of each component. Global space policy trends and the EU’s response will be presented. Special focus will be placed on innovativeness of Europe in global space sector and most urgent actions required.
Speakers will be announced soon.
About: This panel will focus on key measures to enhance the competitiveness and resilience of the EU Space Industry, with an emphasis on the recommendations presented in the Letta and Draghi reports.
Speakers will be announced soon.
About: Presentation of the European initiatives and exchange with new space players.
Speakers will be announced soon.
Resuming soon.
More info coming soon.
About: The contribution of the EU Space Programme to security and defence with the focus on the implementation of the EU Space Strategy for Security and Defence.
Speakers will be announced soon.
Resuming soon.
About: A panel discussion on how to enable sufficient flexibility and agility to meet rapidly evolving and emerging needs of the EU.
Speakers will be announced soon.
About: Discussing the progress made in the development of the constellation with focus on the initial services of GOVSATCOM, IRIS2 encrypted communications and business opportunities.
Speakers will be announced soon.
closing remarks
Presidency Cocktail organised at Baltic Arena Stadium.
- European Commission Representative
- EUSPA Representative
- Polish Presidency Representative
About: Discussing the coordinated use of satellite data for resilience purposes, with particular emphasis on crisis management, citizen protection and related technology (AI and machine learning algorithms) for security-related applications (emphasis on civil protection and crisis management).
About: The value of European investments (public, private, extra-EU, venture etc.) in space sector remains low and is unevenly distributed across the EU. This session should provide an overview of the situation in Europe and provide key conclusions or recommendations.
About: The increasing frequency of GNSS jamming and spoofing is a growing threat to critical infrastructure worldwide, particularly affecting aviation, maritime transport, autonomous systems, and emergency response services. As part of Galileo the EU is developing new services that can support in the detection of spoofing to ensure resilient positioning, timing and navigation services.
End of EU Space Days 2025
Opportunity for participants to network
AGORA Stage - 27 May 2025
The space industry is soaring to new heights, fuelled by cutting-edge tech like reusable rockets, AI-driven satellites, and bold private investments. Emerging space companies are slashing costs and opening doors to game-changing markets, from in-orbit manufacturing to next-gen communications and Earth observation. At the AGORA Stage, a series of dynamic spin-off sessions will dive into the future of space business, research, innovation, and career opportunities—don’t miss your chance to be part of the conversation!
Agenda
About: Supporting space entrepreneurship is a core mission of the EU Space Programme. This session will dive into the impact of initiatives like CASSINI in helping startups shape bold business strategies, expand their networks, and secure private investment. Investors will share key insights on what it takes to accelerate the growth of Europe’s space entrepreneurs and turn visionary ideas into thriving businesses.
About: Europe faces growing skill shortages across industries, amplified by a shrinking labor force. This session sparks a dynamic discussion on how EU space initiatives for upskilling and reskilling can evolve into strategic, high-impact solutions. By addressing emerging workforce shortages, we’ll explore how education and training systems can adapt to shifting demands—empowered by public and private stakeholders from the space ecosystem.
About: The importance of EGNSS and Copernicus services and data is acknowledged in the Horizon Europe Strategic plan for 2021-24, which defines the key strategic orientations for the first four years of Horizon Europe. The Strategic Plan strongly encourages the use of Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus services and data in Horizon Europe. This session will explore new funding opportunities through Horizon Europe to further support R & I in space.