7th Summit for Space Sustainability – Brazil Takes the Lead – with Marco Chamon

In this Space Café Clip, Torsten Kriening sits down with Marco Antonio Chamon, President of the Brazilian Space Agency (AEB) …

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In this Space Café Clip, Torsten Kriening sits down with Marco Antonio Chamon, President of the Brazilian Space Agency (AEB) – to discuss how Brazil is shaping the future of space sustainability and what’s next for South America’s growing space ecosystem.

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🇧🇷 Highlights of the conversation:

🌳 Brazil’s new space law mandating debris mitigation and collision avoidance

🌳 How Brazil uses space to fight climate change and deforestation in the Amazon

🌳 International partnerships with China, Argentina, and beyond

🌳And the big news: Brazil will host the 8th Summit for Space Sustainability in 2026 – the first ever held in the Southern Hemisphere!

Marco Chamon shares how Brazil’s multilateral approach and its new legal framework are building bridges between sustainability, science, and international cooperation – setting the stage for a new era of inclusive global space governance.

💬 “Brazil is not just joining the conversation — we are bringing it to the Southern Hemisphere.”

Watch now to hear how one of the world’s most dynamic emerging space nations is preparing to lead the next chapter in sustainable space development.

Torsten Kriening

Torsten Kriening is Publisher and CEO of SpaceWatch.Global. He covers European space at the intersection of geopolitics, defence, procurement, and industrial policy - where ambition meets execution. He reports live from the conferences and councils where space policy is shaped and publishes The Kriening Brief every Wednesday: three observations on European space, no diplomatic padding. His career spans 30 years across satellite communications, broadcast technology, and IT. He is an alumnus of the International Space University (EMBA12).