Manama: Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Al Aseeri, Chief Executive of the National Space Science Agency (NSSA), announced the agency's participation in the seventh Bahrain International Airshow, set to take place at Sakhir Air Base from 13 to 15 November 2024. NSSA will host a space forum, bringing together representatives from leading regional and international space agencies and companies. The agency's platform will engage exhibition visitors, highlighting NSSA's primary roles and achievements at both local and international levels. According to Bahrain News Agency, Dr. Al Aseeri emphasized NSSA's commitment to making a significant impact at the airshow, noting its importance for the aviation and space sectors and its role in enhancing Bahrain's position globally. He stated that the exhibition provides a valuable platform for engaging with space industry leaders from the region and beyond, while also raising community awareness and understanding of space sciences and their practical applications in daily life. Dr. Al Aseeri invited the public to visit NSSA's platform during the airshow to learn about its projects and contributions on local and international fronts.
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