Ghana is seeking to position itself beyond the role of a consumer of space technology, with the country exploring opportunities to participate more actively in the growing global space economy. The ambition was highlighted during a visit to Ghana by veteran Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata, Astronaut and Chief Technology Officer, Asia Pacific at Axiom Space, […]
Ghana is seeking to position itself beyond the role of a consumer of space technology, with the country exploring opportunities to participate more actively in the growing global space economy. The ambition was highlighted during a visit to Ghana by veteran Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata, Astronaut and Chief Technology Officer, Asia Pacific at Axiom Space, […]
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