Members of the international diplomatic community said that India’s space technology is one of its most important assets and has become a hot topic worldwide.

Representative of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Center in India, Dr. Mumin Chen, praised India’s accomplishments in the space sector and emphasized the country’s increasing impact in advanced technologies while speaking to reporters on the margins of the India Space Congress (ISC) 2026 here.

“In India, I am the spokesperson for Taiwan’s representative office. He declared, “I have the privilege and pleasure of attending the India Space Conference of 2026 today. ”

Chen further stated that he finds this to be really interesting as a member of the diplomatic community in India, since space technology is one of India’s advantages.

“It’s a uncommon chance for outsiders like us to truly understand India’s accomplishments, potential, and desire to collaborate with other nations,” he said.

Thailand’s Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA) also took part in the event.

In his remarks, Phee Choosri, Deputy Executive Director of GISTDA, emphasized the long-standing friendship between India and Thailand and stated that the event offered a chance to further collaborate in the space and geophysical fields.

“We are in charge of space activity and geophysics in Thailand. Choosri said that we have a long history of relations with India, as we have discovered for this conference.

Industry leaders, diplomats, and policymakers from many countries gathered from June 15 to June 17 for the India Space Congress (ISC) 2026 to talk about the future of India’s space industry.

The Space Industry Association–India (SIA-India) hosts the India Space Congress (ISC), a top forum for government leaders, space agencies, industry executives, startups, investors, academics, and researchers to discuss the future of the worldwide space environment.