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UAE pavilion at IAC 2026.

77th International Astronautical Congress, Antalya, 5–9 October 2026. The ministry names 13 organisations and adds “and others”.

Snapshot of 10 October 2026. Thirteen names are an official subset. Links in this note are statements by their publishers.

Pavilion dossier · Evidence dataset

Nine links and four hypotheses.

L01L09L02L03L06L04L05L07L08H01H03H02H04E04 FADAE06 OrbitworksE07 Dubai AirshowE01 UAE Space AgencyE03 TIIE11 HEX20E05 NSSTCE02 MBRSCE08 4EIE13 SpacePointE09 StellariaE12 Falcon RoboticsE10 VASTARAKhalifa UniversityUAE UniversityICT Fund
Figure 1. Nine documented links and four hypotheses. Solid lines are the source-scoped links L01–L09. Dashed lines are hypotheses. H03 joins NSSTC and SpacePoint, the two names written in that hypothesis. H01 joins MBRSC to 4EI, reading “Earth observation to analytics” onto the roster entries with those roles. H02 is marked on TII and H04 on VASTARA: those two hypotheses name no second organisation. Open circles are Khalifa University, UAE University and the ICT Fund, outside the ministry list of 13. Sources S03, S07, S08 and S10. Snapshot of 10 October 2026. Drawn by COSMOSYNTH from public sources.

13 organisations named by the ministry.

Each row cites the source that describes the work. The ministry announcement is why the name is in the pavilion note.

IDOrganisationTypeWork described in the sourceSource
E01UAE Space AgencyFederal agencySector enablement; Space Economic ZonesS04
E02Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC)Mission centreSatellites, Earth observation and explorationS06
E03Technology Innovation Institute (TII)Research instituteAutonomous asteroid-probe workS07
E04FADA (EDGE Group)Satellite industrySatellite platforms, payloads and AITS05
E05National Space Science and Technology Center (NSSTC)University research centreSatellite engineering, Earth observation and ground systemsS08
E06OrbitworksSatellite companySatellite integration; AI-enabled Earth observationS09
E07Dubai AirshowExhibition organiserSpace industry convening and exhibitionsS10
E084 Earth Intelligence (4EI)Geospatial analyticsEarth-observation and geospatial analysisS11
E09StellariaGeospatial intelligenceMulti-source geospatial intelligenceS12
E10VASTARAAdvanced manufacturingPrecision additive manufacturingS13
E11HEX20Smallsat providerSmallsat platforms and servicesS14
E12Falcon RoboticsAI and edge computingEnterprise AI and edge technologiesS15
E13SpacePointEngineering educationCubeSat and satellite engineering trainingS16

Nine documented links, L01–L09.

One announced contract, four edges inside one probe collaboration, three statements about who established NSSTC, and one exhibition programme for 2027.

Four hypotheses, H01–H04.

These are questions the sources leave open.

17 sources, S01–S17.

Publisher names and descriptions are quoted in English, as in the snapshot of 10 October 2026.

What this note leaves out.

No personal contacts, private correspondence, internal strategy, third-party logos or unpublished data. The 13 names are not added to the 55 atlas records. A note on working with the programme is published separately.

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