President of Iaf in Naples, will meet Gruppo Space Factory

arrives in Napoli, Clay Mowry, president of the IAF (International Astronautical Federation), the world's leading business association and space agencies and defense.

In fact, on June 3rd he will be in Naples where he will meet the companies of the Space Factory Group settled in the Technological Hub Innovation Factory. Clay Mowry will be accompanied by a delegation from the US company VAST
SPACE.

Founded in 2021 by trillionaire entrepreneur Jed McCaleb (co-founder
of blockchain startups Stellar, Ripple and Mt Gox), the company has announced the 2025 launch of its first commercial space station in single module, HAVEN-1, built entirely with a private investment.

The president of the Aerospace District of Campania Louis Carrino, the Councilor for Research and Innovation of the Campania Region Valeria Fascione, the president and CEO of Space Factory Norberto Salza e John Scales by Au Ali Spa.

The association annually organizes the Iac, the International Astronautical Congress, which this year – from 14 to 18 October – will be held in Milan. In 2012, the Congress was organized in Naples, after a selection with the cities of Paris, Vienna, Brussels, starting a model of involvement of the entire territory with the visit of the astronauts to the schools of Ponticelli, San Giorgio a Cremano and Castellammare di Stabia and with the organization of events in various locations in the province such as the Reggia di Quisisana in Castellammare di Stabia.

The day will continue with institutional meetings and with representatives of top management of national and international companies in the sector.

At the tables at the Reggia di Quisisana there were 300 tickets from the Earth sector of the space sector.
In the photo above, the President of the Japanese space agency.
In the photo below, around the table among others, the CEO of NASA, the president of the Italian Space Agency, the director of the European Space Agency, the astronaut Buzz Aldrin who participated in the first mission to the Moon.