The second session of the space industry workshop series—organized by HypeX Consulting and the Ministry for National Economy—welcomed a growing audience last week, highlighting international industry collaboration and academic excellence in the field. Key insights were shared on American-Hungarian business opportunities, South Korea’s space strategy, and Japan-Hungary academic partnerships, with Dr. Martin Zsarnóczky representing the American-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce in New York.
The dynamic space workshop series, co-hosted by HypeX Consulting and the Ministry for National Economy, continued last week with its second event drawing even more interest across sectors. The audience included representatives from academia, government institutions, and leading space industry actors.
A key highlight of the session was the focus on transatlantic and international cooperation. Dr. Martin Zsarnóczky, representing the American-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce in New York, provided valuable insights into the expanding business opportunities between the United States and Hungary in the space and defense sectors.
Adding a strong global dimension, His Excellency Mr. Hong Kyu Dok, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Hungary, delivered a remarkable presentation on South Korea’s ambitious space strategy, outlining plans for future missions and international partnerships.
On the academic front, Péter Lévai showcased the growing relevance of space technology research in Hungary. His presentation featured ongoing collaborative projects with the Japanese Space Agency, reflecting the country’s increasing role in cutting-edge scientific exploration.
As the series continues to gain momentum, the organizers have announced that the next stops will focus on opportunities in the Middle East, India, and other emerging markets—further expanding Hungary’s strategic engagement in the global space ecosystem.
Chairman of the board of HypeX Consulting, dr. Áron Fellegi shares his remarks.