4th New Horizons Summit
APAC’s Leading Forum for Sustainable and Self-Sufficient Space Exploration: Sydney, Australia | May 8–9, 2025
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111 Speakers
Global Leaders, Visionaries, and Innovators
Hear from an unparalleled lineup of speakers, including government officials, industry pioneers, and technical experts. Each brings unique insights into sustainability, self-sufficiency, and the technologies shaping the future of space exploration.
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14 Sponsors
Driving the Future of Space Exploration
Our sponsors represent the forefront of innovation, sustainability, and technology. These industry leaders partner with us to power meaningful discussions and transformative solutions for a sustainable future in space.
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237 Organizations
Collaborating Across Industries and Borders
The summit unites more than 150 organizations, from global corporations to cutting-edge startups. Together, they represent the best in aerospace, robotics, energy, and more, driving innovation and collaboration across the space industry.
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1 Million+ Impressions
It Doesn’t End with the Event Itself
We’re a young team that knows how to reach people, through media coverage, social platforms, and influencer engagement. We ensure the summit’s ideas reach millions globally. From activating art galleries to hosting VR creation jams, our impact continues to inspire action long after the event concludes.
About the Summit
The New Horizons Summit is the APAC region's premier forum for advancing space sustainability, designed to address the immediate and long-term challenges of ensuring a responsible and resilient presence in space. In partnership with United Nations agencies, this two-day summit will bring together over 250 leaders, including government officials, UN delegates, industry pioneers, and subject-matter experts, for high-level dialogues and practical discussions. The summit’s mission is not only to protect space as a shared environment but also to foster the self-sufficiency required to enable deeper exploration and meaningful impacts on Earth.
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Focused on immediate challenges, Day 1 will convene government officials and UN delegates to discuss urgent issues such as space debris, space weather, and international policy frameworks. Through high-level dialogue, these leaders will explore partnerships and investments to ensure the resilience and security of space assets.
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Day 2 shifts to industry insights, featuring experts from across sectors who will explore sustainable solutions for self-sufficiency in lunar exploration, focusing on the Artemis missions. This day emphasizes technology, supply chains, and innovations needed to transform the Moon into a habitat and launchpad, setting a model for sustainable exploration that can inspire solutions for Earth.
