199th Session and closing of the Andalusian Aerospace Forum

 

199th Session and closing of the Andalusian Aerospace Forum will take place next Wednesday, June 28th, at 7:00 p.m.

entitled "Notes on the aerospace sector" by Lieutenant General of the Air Force and Space, Mr. Enrique Biosca

 and the President of Andalucía Aerospace, Mr. Antonio Gómez-Guillamón.

Closing remarks by Carlos Gómez, Forum Coordinator.

Free session until full capacity is reached. 

Date: Wednesday, June 28.

Time: 7:00 PM

Location: Columbus Hall of the Seville City Hall, Plaza Nueva. 

SUMMARY OF THE DEFINITION, CHARACTERISTICS, ORGANIZATION AND ENVIRONMENT OF THE ANDALUSIAN AEROSPACE FORUM

The Andalusian Aerospace Forum began its activities in February 2002, organized by the Higher Technical School of Engineering of Seville, with the collaboration of institutions and individuals involved in aeronautics and space. The Forum revolved around regular meetings of professionals who freely and knowledgeably discussed a chosen topic, presented by a speaker or speakers whose knowledge, experience, and communication skills were recognized. Across its 199 sessions, 260 presentations were given by a total of 202 speakers. The Forum's environment encompassed the professional world of aeronautics and space, with the presence and participation of universities, Spanish and Andalusian government agencies, economic and social stakeholders, and professional associations.

The Forum was conceived as a complement to other opinion-sharing, information, and outreach activities, addressing specific needs and opportunities for joint communication. Its main characteristics have been in-person attendance, professionalism, continuity, independence, and freedom of expression. The Forum has been organized by its coordinator, who selects the speakers, and has been geared toward a primarily professional audience, although the sessions have been open to the public. It was typically held monthly, from October to July, in the afternoon, in the Lecture Hall of the Higher Technical School of Engineering in Seville; occasionally, the date or venue has changed. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some sessions have been held online.