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OPENING AND LAUNCH 5.10pm - 6.40pm
CEREMONY PLENARY
3.10pm - 4.40pm SESSION 2
PLENARY SCALING ORBITAL MISSION:
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NEXT SPACE: A STRATEGIC 8.00 pm
OPPORTUNITY FOR ASEAN DINNER
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YOUTH IN SPACE ROCKS
BALANCING COMMERCIAL AND THE WORLD!
10.30am–
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SESSION 5
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ACCESS TO SPACE: SPACEPORTS
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SUSTAINABLE SPACE ECONOMY
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Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre

Named after a beautiful maiden – and Langkawi’s most enduring

legend – Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre (MIEC) is the
island’s largest convention venue. Host to major international events,
the state-of-the-art facility is conveniently situated adjacent Langkawi
International Airport. It is also next to the modern 218-room One
Helang Hotel, and just minutes from Pantai Cenang.
Considering all that it offers, as well as a paradise island setting,
MIEC is unrivalled anywhere in the world for its affordability.
ABSTRACT – ACCESS TO SPACE & TRADE ROUTE Malaysia had close to what the ancient civilization had verified our
potential
as strategic location and one of the most important trade intersections in the world. This space exploration must start with the
ground
infrastructure and research by existing team member had narrow down Malaysia’s potential to be capitalize in the global
space
ecosystem. This special report will highlight and detail out the key strategy of how Malaysia can be positioned as the center of
future
‘trade’ route connecting the Earth and the orbital space above us. As the ancient Malacca Port’s function as inter-port, the end
goal is
to recreate foundation and complete infrastructure with international space technology providers to set a commercial launch
capability
from Malaysia land, air and waters. This would initiate the next chapter of Malaysian Private Space players into the New
Space Economy. (NSE)
NSE, MYSA’s Space-X 2030 & LIMA 2023
Malaysian Space Agency (MYSA) plays a critical role to establish a roadmap and Space-X 2030 Blueprint that to be launched
in
2023. Despite planning alone, MYSA plays an integral role as the key agency under Ministry of Science, Technology, and
Innovation
(MOSTI) to endorse and adapt the recent Space Board Bill (RUU Act 834) that will set up the nation towards adequate
regulatory,
and policies related to space activities In the Space-X 2030 draft, MYSA had emphasized on the ‘Space Application’ and
‘Space
Education’ among the other milestones and key focuses for Malaysia to capture a minimum 0.3% GDP in the Space Economy
by
year 2030. In comparison to Singapore, which is already at 5.6% and growing by merely focusing on Satellite Technology
NARRATIVE FOR MALAYSIA GOING INTO NEW SPACE
ECONOMY
M A LA Y S IA LE A P T HR OUGH N E W S P A C E E C ON OM Y

a) Equatorial launch & Geographical advantage

#1: b) Potential Airport conversion to Spaceport
UNFAI c) Potential Sub-Orbital Flight's Ground Station for Far East region
R d) Mature socio-economic landscape for Human Capital Dev.
ADVANT
AGES

a) First & Largest AIT Facilities in ASEAN

#2: b) First Customer to SpaceX's Falcon-I
KE c)First 'Grab Moment - Khazanah Nasional being
Y offered a stake in SpaceX
HIG
HLI
GH a) Sea Launch in Equatorial water to host multiple Launch
T#3
b) Space for Sustainable Development
FUTURE
POTENTIA c) Space Training & Tourism
L d)ASEAN-MY Space Frontier Fund, LIMA 23
Space for Sustainable Development
 #1 - UNFAIR ADVANTAGES FOR ACCESS TO
SPACE
a.Equatorial + South China Sea - Strategic for small launch (<500kg)
b.Malaysia Spaceport Program : Airport class conversion

Malaysia can be utilized as a common spaceport or launch port for any small launcher program through
capitalizing its unique geographical advantage for any first stage drop zone to re-enter and land on
Malaysian water. Several launch profiles had been simulated with the current research team.
This is feasible for Sea Launch (Ship/Platform) that will be launch from several Malaysian shores (i.e.:
Tok Bali, Kelantan or Bintulu, Sarawak), and the first stage drop region will be around Sarawak & Sabah
waters. Suitable mission profile is for Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and Sun Synchronous Orbit (SSO)
 #1 - UNFAIR ADVANTAGES FOR ACCESS TO
SPACE
c. Ground Station for Sub-orbital flight - First for far east region for ESA-IXA

Several local airports have been identified for a special conversion program into our first
Malaysian Spaceport. This Ground segment in the Spaceport program can be an alternative for
the international sub-orbital mission (i.e.: ESA's IXV Mission) since there are no Ground segment
that is capable for Telemetry, Tracking & Control (TT&C) and Data Receiving Center (DRC) in the
far east region.

Figure : The opportunity for investment in Ground infrastructure for International Sub-Orbital mission (ie :
ESA-IXV)
ABOUT LIMA'23 23rd - 27th May
2023
Held biennially, the LIMA is the epicentre of the latest developments and achievements in the
sphere of maritime & aerospace. This year it will be featuring new highlight - space.

410 VVIP DELEGATIONS TRADE VISITOR PROFILE

Head Of State Defense

Head Of Goverment Security
Minister of Defense Airlines
Minister of Transport Shipowner
Minister of Science, Technology & s
Innovation Secretary Generals of Defense Corporate & private aircraft
Secretary Generals of Transport operators Regulatory authorities
Secretary Generals of Science, Technology & Airports
Innovation Chiefs of Defense Forces Logistics
Chiefs of Army Maintenance,
Chiefs of Navy Repair & overhaul
Chiefs of Aircraft operator
Airforce Chiefs Services
of Police providers
Director General Training institutes & aviation engineering
of Coast Guard colleges Oil & gas industry
Director General of Customs • Director General of Civil Space industry
Aviation Director General of Maritime Department Vc &
Director General of Malaysian Space Agency investment
A B OUT S P A C E T E C H N E X US @ LIM A '2 3
23rd - 27th May 2023
SpaceTech Nexus joins LIMA'23, the biggest Aerospace and Maritime Exhibition in ASEAN for its
first edition of space industry exhibition.

Hosted by the Malaysian Space Agency under the purview of the Ministry of Science, Technology
and Innovation, the exhibition brings together the entire space community - from both upstream
to
downstream. It is a premier event for space related technologies and draws attendance from
thousands of industry leaders, decision makers, engineers, specifiers and buyers to meet space
actors and the
supply chain for civil, military and commercial space.

Join your colleagues, peers and competitors this 23rd - 27th May 2023, for five days of face-to-face
collaboration, where you will get to explore new pathways and meet new business partners. You will
also learn from the industry's most in demand thought leaders at the associated event - the
inaugural
Langkawi International Space Forum (LISF) 2023. All aspects of the LISF are free-to-attend with
your SpaceTech Nexus pass.

Engage with us:

spacetech@mysa.gov.my
A B O U T L A N G K A W I I N T E R N A T I O N A L S P A C E F O R U M (LISF)
FORUM PROCEEDING : 24th - 25th May 2023
BILATERAL PROGRAM PROCEEDING : 22nd - 25th May 2023

Global space players will convene in Langkawi, Malaysia from May 24th - 25th, 2023 at the LISF @ LIMA'23, the biggest
Aerospace and Maritime Exhibition in ASEAN. Hosted by the Malaysian Space Agency under the purview of the Ministry of
Science, Technology and Innovation, this biennial forum will be held at the highest possible political level with Heads of State or
Government, Ministers, Head of Space Agencies, Chairman, CEOs, Astronauts and Scientists present.

It is open to the participation of all spacefaring nations, individuals and corporate bodies that need space technology as a means
to meet their commitment to the United Nation Sustainable Development Goals. LISF will provide a platform for participants to
discover the beyond not only via intellectual discourse but also through G2G and G2B Bilateral Discussions under its unique
embedded Bilateral Program and is association with the SpaceTech Nexus @ LIMA'23

Malaysia's strategic location in ASEAN positions her strongly as a global hub for access to space. LISF will ad as a feeder to the
lAF- ISF at Ministerial Level (South East Asia Chapter) that Malaysia will be hosting in the first quarter of 2024 aimed at
fostering the formation of a regional space economy.

Forum opening remark to be addressed by the Minister of

Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI) on the 24th May
2023 at

Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre (MIEC),

www.lisf.space
Langkawi