NatSatTel conference is a public event of Intersputnik, which regularly brings together experts, business leaders and regulatory officers to discuss key global and regional issues in the development of the satellite communications industry. NatSatTel is an open platform for competent discussion of the main trends in global satellite communications related, inter alia, to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. NatSatTel is held in the format of an open dialogue on the hottest topics, including development of new satellite technologies and applications. The conference speakers and attendees are representatives of private companies, state and public organisations, global and regional satellite operators, national regulators, software developers and equipment manufacturers, consulting analytical agencies.
Intersputnik, in partnership with DalKom Somalia, participated in the largest regional exhibition and conference dedicated to current trends in the field of ICT technologies on the African continent – AfricaCom 2024. The joint stand presented state-of-the-art solutions for the development of high-tech satellite infrastructure, connecting remote areas and providing up-to-date satellite services in African countries.
The International Symposium “Developments in Space Communications – the Regional Balance and Challenges” was held in Sharjah (UAE) on 5–7 November. It was organised by the Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization (APSCO) with the support of the University of Sharjah and the Arab Union for Astronomy and Space Sciences.
The theme of IAC 2024 was “Responsible Space for Sustainability”. Intersputnik partnered the event as a silver sponsor and presented its own exhibition display dedicated to Youth Far Beyond Borders, Organization's project for young people.
On 10–11 September 2024, in Geneva (Switzerland), Intersputnik took part in the Space Sustainability Forum 2024 of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). Speaking at the Forum, the Organization's Executive Director Elina Morozova noted the importance of coordinating efforts across the industry to address the problem of sustainable space and outlined Intersputnik's concept for the joint use of satellites. The creation of satellites using the so-called “cooperative model” allows for a reduction in the load on the orbital frequency spectrum and on outer space.
In early June 2024, in Minsk (the Republic of Belarus) Intersputnik delegation attended the joint 60th meeting of the Board of the Communications Administrations’ (CAs) Heads – Members of the Regional Commonwealth in the Field of Communications (RCC) and the 30th meeting of the Coordination Council of the CIS Member-States on Informatization at the RCC.
At the invitation of the Ministry of Communications of the Republic of Cuba, the joint 52nd session of the Board and 27th session of the Operations Committee of the Intersputnik International Organization of Space Communications was held in Varadero on 25 June 2024.
Intersputnik and the Satellite Markets & Research analytical agency hosted the NatSatTel-2024 international conference "Innovative Technologies and Services in the Global Satellite Industry" on 11 June 2024.
The CABSAT exhibition, the largest and most important forum for the satellite communications and broadcasting industry in the Middle East, was held in Dubai, UAE from 21 to 23 May 2024.
On 23 April 2024, Intersputnik took part in a workshop on satellite communications for developing countries (Transformative connectivity: Satellite Workshop) in Geneva.
In the end of January 2024, a delegation from Intersputnik participated in the second symposium on cybersecurity and data protection in humanitarian action of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), held in Luxembourg.
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