The Centre for Space Futures (CSF) is a global, impartial platform established in 2024 through a partnership between the Saudi Space Agency and the World Economic Forum. As the first space-focused hub within the World Economic Forum’s Centres for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Network, CSF supports the growth of the global space economy by advancing forward-looking space policy, enabling emerging space technologies, and fostering cross-sector collaboration. Through its work, CSF brings together public- and private-sector leaders, experts, and innovators to help shape a more sustainable, inclusive, and future-ready space sector.
Projected Value of the Global Space Economy by 2035
National Space Agencies
A global hub for a thriving, sustainable and inclusive space economy
To raise awareness about safeguarding and growing the space economy by empowering innovation and collaboration. This involves integrating best practices, developing advanced frameworks, fostering strategic alliances, and promoting sustainable practices to maximize the benefits of space for all stakeholders.

to safeguard the space economy, promote its sustainable growth, and unify humanity

to facilitate and drive public-private discussions on collaboration

to the global space community

to space science and accelerate space technologies

to cooperate and expand the space economy
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Centre for Space Futures, Novaspace and SpaceTech Gulf Sign Agreement to Develop Global Space Capability Mapping Dashboard