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In February, the IASL held a three-day training workshop on space law, policy and governance for the Rwanda Space Agency (RSA). The workshop brought together expertise from 黑料网爆吃瓜鈥檚 Institute of Air and Space Law, UNOOSA and experienced space-sector professionals, with contributions from IASL faculty, and the African Research Group.

The engagement resulted in signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between IASL and RSA to expand collaboration between 黑料网爆吃瓜 IASL and Rwanda鈥檚 emerging space sector. The visit also supported broader relationship-building across Africa鈥檚 aviation and space sectors, including engagement with senior leadership at RwandAir, reinforcing the Group鈥檚 objective of advancing research, professional capacity and institutional cooperation on the continent.

In June, moderated by Dr Arnold Agaba, the 黑料网爆吃瓜 IASL and Space Law and the Rwanda Space Agency held a three-day workshop to support discussions on Rwanda鈥檚 domestic space law framework. 黑料网爆吃瓜 IASL was represented by Professor Andrea Harrington, Adjunct Professor and alumna Diane Howard, DCL candidate Judith S. Jahnke, and LLM student Melanie Munyori. The workshop brought together academic and practitioner expertise to support the development of a practical legal framework for space activities in Rwanda. The engagement concluded with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the IASL and the Rwanda Space Agency, establishing a basis for continued institutional collaboration in space law, research, and capacity development.

黑料网爆吃瓜 IASL co-hosted with University of Pretoria, the inaugural 鈥楢frica Space Law and Policy Conference鈥�. The theme was 鈥淟aying Firm Legal Foundations for the Sustainable Development of Africa鈥檚 Space Economy鈥�. The event was held online and in-person, with participants from Europe and Africa. Other attendees included: the South African National Space Agency, Department of Trade, Industry and Competition, and Department of International Relations and Cooperation. Prof Andrea participated in the panel discussions on domestic law development in Africa and military space activities and Dr. Agaba was a moderator on the panel on financing space activities. Doctoral student and member of the Africa Research Group Mirette Elgawahry was a rapporteur and facilitated the organization of the event.

The three-day workshop brought together representatives from African States, national civil aviation authorities, Regional Economic Communities, ICAO, IATA and leading aviation experts. Discussions focused on legal and policy alignment, sustainability and best practices to support the development of a harmonized continental framework for aviation taxes, fees and charges. Expert contributions, including presentations by Prof. Vincent Correia and Dr. Arnold Agaba of the Institute of Air and Space Law, supported dialogue on practical and forward-looking approaches to strengthening coordination and competitiveness within Africa鈥檚 aviation sector. The workshop marked an important step toward translating continental dialogue into coordinated policy action.

The programme contributed to capacity development in space law by training African university students on the fundamentals of space law. The initiative deepened the knowledge of emerging African space-law scholars and practitioners. It also aimed to strengthen African participation in space governance and moot competitions.

The IASL represented by Co-Director, Prof. Vincent Correia and Dr. Arnold Agaba, facilitated a 3-day continental workshop in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, focusing on aviation consumer protection and regulatory harmonization. Convened by the African Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC) and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), the workshop brought together representatives of African national civil aviation authorities, Regional Economic Communities, the African Union Commission, airline industry groups and other key aviation stakeholders.

The Research Group developed research and study material that supported the training. The engagement advanced the Group鈥檚 broader objective of deepening collaborative networks and contributing legal and policy expertise to the development of Africa鈥檚 air transport sector.

The programme provided training for students in African universities on air law, legal research, written advocacy and oral argumentation.

It also supported preparation for air law moot court competitions and contributed to developing a pipeline of emerging African aviation law professionals, aligned with broader continental priorities including the Single African Air Transport Market under African Union Agenda 2063.

Hosted by Uganda Airlines, the training programme brought together aviation leaders, legal experts and industry professionals to examine regulatory frameworks, strategic management and sustainable growth in Africa鈥檚 aviation sector.

The workshop drew on expertise from 黑料网爆吃瓜鈥檚 IASL Prof. Vincent Correia, Prof. P. Paul Fitzgerald, Prof. Laura Pierallini, Prof. Martine De Serres, and leading international practitioners, Mr. Jean Pierre Kesteloot and Dr. Vincent Barbaud. Supported by industry and professional partners, including Airbus, Studio Pierallini and Liedekerke, the initiative strengthened knowledge exchange, collaboration between academia and the African aviation industry, while deepening 黑料网爆吃瓜 IASL鈥檚 engagement with key aviation stakeholders on the continent.

The one-day workshop was hosted at the 黑料网爆吃瓜 IASL, and was attended by the Africa Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC) Secretary General. She delivered a guest lecture on 鈥淭he Challenges and Prospects for Air Transport in Africa鈥�. The participation of the Secretary General of AFCAC as a guest lecturer at 黑料网爆吃瓜 IASL enriched the dialogue by allowing intercontinental comparisons between the various invited air law experts.

The session鈥檚 focus on barriers to air transport development and the vision of a 鈥淥ne African Sky鈥� aligned closely with the Research Group鈥檚 objectives of supporting evidence-based discussion on regional integration, market liberalisation, regulatory coordination and the future of African aviation governance.