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Hanwha Group held the "Hanwha Space Conference (Space, with us)."
On the 29th, Hanwha Group hosted the Hanwha Space Conference at Cube Convention Center in Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul.
The event was organized to share the current status and vision of the space industry at a time when space is emerging as a new opportunity for humanity and a key future industrial sector.
Participants in the conference included science communicator Kwado, Jeon Eun-ji (Prof.) from KAIST's Department of Aerospace Engineering, space analyst Jung Ui-hoon, writer Jo Seung-yeon, and astronomist Ji Woong-bae as relay speakers.
The conference emphasized that the global space industry paradigm is shifting from government-led to private-sector-driven. Many attendees agreed on the need for a "Korean version of SpaceX" to address Han Min-guk-eul (CEO).
Hanwha Group plans to invest a total of 55 trillion won in the aerospace and artificial intelligence (AI) industries by 2040, aiming to build an integrated space infrastructure encompassing independent launch vehicles, satellite networks, and defense AI.
A Hanwha Group official, speaking via telephone with this newspaper, said, "Through the enthusiastic response from many participants at the conference, we were able to confirm high interest in the space industry."
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