Space Diplomacy Forum
March 25, 2026
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Advancing Global Cooperation in the Final Frontier
As space becomes increasingly multipolar, commercialized, and contested, the need for international cooperation has never been greater. Meridian’s Space Diplomacy Forum: Shared Horizons will convene diplomats, international space agency representatives, U.S. government officials, and space executives from around the world to navigate these challenges and shape a shared future.
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Meeting the Moment
American leadership in space remains essential.
Beyond its role in economic growth, scientific advancement, and national security, leadership is critical to ensuring responsible stewardship of the outer space environment. Space must remain open, safe, and sustainable for the benefit of all.
The United States cannot meet this moment alone. Alliances grounded in shared values and partnerships built on trust, optimism, and a commitment to the peaceful use of outer space are vital to humanity’s long-term progress beyond Earth.
Twenty-first-century space policy demands engagement across borders and sectors, including civil space agencies, policymakers, diplomats, scientists, technologists, entrepreneurs, corporate leaders, and national security experts. As space activity accelerates, unlocking unprecedented opportunities for innovation, cooperation, and competition, the need for sustained, multilateral diplomatic engagement has never been greater.
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Interested in Partnering?
Partner with Meridian to advance dialogue, cooperation, and shared leadership in the space domain. Contact Please contact Frank Justice, Vice President of Open Diplomacy Programs; Director, Space Diplomacy Initiative, at forums@meridian.org for more information.
