The development of international scientific cooperation in space was discussed at the UIIP of the NSA of Belarus.
15.05.2026
The Unite Institute of Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus hosted a delegation of participants in a meeting of the International Association of Academies of Sciences' Scientific Council on Space. The meeting was chaired by Sergei Kasanin, Deputy Director General for Research, and Andrei Govin, Deputy Director General for Research and Innovation. The discussion focused on strengthening international scientific cooperation in space exploration.
Key institute specialists in the topic under discussion were also present at the meeting:
Meeting participants noted that space is a dynamically developing field of science and that it is crucial to actively collaborate internationally not only to stay abreast of current trends but also to develop new approaches and solutions that will help advance science, lead space exploration, and jointly implement ambitious projects. Developing international cooperation in space is key to addressing global challenges such as climate change, natural resource monitoring, and security.
Representatives of the Scientific Council for Space Research of the International Academy of Agrarian Sciences and the Joint Institute for Informatics and Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus expressed their readiness for active collaboration and joint work on projects that could benefit both Belarus and the international scientific community.
Key institute specialists in the topic under discussion were also present at the meeting:
- Aleksey Belotserkovsky, Head of the Intelligent Information Systems Department;
- Aleksandr Krot, Head of the Self-Organizing Systems Modeling Laboratory;
- Dmitry Morozov, Deputy Head of the Department of Joint Space and Information Technology Programs;
- Elena Tsybulko, Research Fellow in the Cartographic Systems and Technologies Laboratory;
- Leonid Sobol, Research Fellow in the Cartographic Systems and Technologies Laboratory.
Meeting participants noted that space is a dynamically developing field of science and that it is crucial to actively collaborate internationally not only to stay abreast of current trends but also to develop new approaches and solutions that will help advance science, lead space exploration, and jointly implement ambitious projects. Developing international cooperation in space is key to addressing global challenges such as climate change, natural resource monitoring, and security.
Representatives of the Scientific Council for Space Research of the International Academy of Agrarian Sciences and the Joint Institute for Informatics and Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus expressed their readiness for active collaboration and joint work on projects that could benefit both Belarus and the international scientific community.