Fostering Intergovernmental Trust Through UAE Space Diplomacy

Discover how space diplomacy enhances trust and cooperation between governments in the Arab world. This comprehensive scientific case study of the Arab Space Cooperation Group highlights the UAE’s pioneering efforts in space diplomacy, revealing strategies and successes that have strengthened international bonds and advanced regional cooperation to new heights.

Fostering Intergovernmental Trust through UAE Space Diplomacy is a scholarly study that highlights the significant role of space diplomacy in enhancing international cooperation. The Arab Space Cooperation Group initiative has achieved tangible accomplishments in space exploration. The book reflects the impact of these efforts on international relations by building trust and fostering regional and global cooperation in the Arab region in space and technology.

Join us on this journey to enhance international relations and diplomacy, and foster regional cooperation through the UAE’s visionary space diplomacy.

Dr. Naser Abdullatif Bin Hammad, Head of International Relations at the UAE Space Agency, brings over 24 years of extensive experience in international diplomacy in the telecommunications and space sectors. He holds a PhD in Diplomacy and International Relations from the Geneva School of International Relations, an Executive MBA degree from Zayed University, and a Bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications Engineering with First-Class Honors from Khalifa University (known before as Etisalat College of Engineering). Currently, he is pursuing a Master’s of Art degree in Diplomatic Leadership and international affairs program at the Anwar Gergash Diplomatic Academy. A certified trainer with the Emirates Association of Trainers and a life coach, Dr. Naser is also the author of the book “Reengineering Space and Telecommunications Diplomacy”. He is an expert in body language and physiognomy and a professional negotiator certified by the German Schranner Negotiation Institute for crisis and hostage negotiations. In recognition of his contributions, he was awarded the Silver Medal by the Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union in Dubai in 2018.