Vaduz

Space technology company Open Cosmos took part in the first Vaduz Space Dialogue, a new forum focused on shaping a federated European Union approach to space-based connectivity. The gathering brings together industry and policy figures to discuss how EU member states can coordinate satellite communications infrastructure, a growing priority as Europe seeks greater strategic autonomy in space.

The Vaduz Space Dialogue 2026 conference is focusing on radio spectrum management as a strategic asset for space activities, alongside an argument that Europe should move toward a more federated space policy. Organisers and panellists frame spectrum access as critical infrastructure for satellites and launch operations, while debating whether coordinated European governance can keep the continent competitive in the space economy.

The Vaduz Space Dialogue 2026 is set to address radio spectrum as a strategic asset in space policy and to argue the case for a federated European approach to space governance. The discussion, reported by SpaceWatch.GLOBAL, frames spectrum management and European coordination as key issues for the coming years, with Liechtenstein's capital as the setting.