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Celebrating 50 years of cooperation, the international space community gathered at UNISPACE+50, to reflect on decades of remarkable achievements in space, advocate for the use of space as a tool for sustainable development, and shape the global governance of outer space activities to benefit people and the planet, now and for generations to come.
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