Bahrain Space Agency (BSA) chief executive Dr Mohammed Al Aseeri participated in the Outer Space Security Conference 2025, organised by the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR) in Geneva.
Held under the theme ‘Bridging vision and responsibility: Challenges and opportunities for a secure space future’, the conference gathered senior policymakers, space agency officials, industry leaders, academics and representatives of civil society to examine the fast-evolving security environment in outer space.
Participants discussed a wide range of pressing issues, including the growing risks posed by space debris, anti-satellite capabilities and cyber threats, as well as the increasing overlap between civilian and military uses of space.
The sessions also focused on the implications of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and quantum communications, the vulnerabilities of space systems and their impact on earth, and the legal and political challenges of activities beyond the lunar orbit.
“Bahrain’s participation reflects its growing role in international dialogue on the safety and sustainability of outer space,” Dr Al Aseeri said.
“Engaging in such forums enables the kingdom to contribute to building common ground and fostering greater international co-operation to protect vital space assets.”
He affirmed that the BSA remains committed to developing advanced national expertise in the field of space security, while working with partners worldwide to ensure that outer space remains safe and sustainable for future generations.
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