For the eighth consecutive year, the International Innovation and Technology Competition NASA Space Apps Challenge He returns to Thessaloniki, gathering scientists, engineers, developers, designers, artists and technology lovers. Participants, organized in groups, will use NASA’s open data and other space organizations to develop solutions to significant challenges. This year’s event will take place on September 26 – 28, in the Central Macedonia Regional Council meeting room (October 26, 64, Thessaloniki – New PKM), with the support of the Region The slogan of this year’s event, ‘Learn, Launch, Lead’motivates participants to develop new skills, promote innovative ideas, and lead to the formation of solutions for global challenges such as climate change, space exploration and artificial intelligence.

Support from the Region of Central Macedonia

The Region of Central Macedonia supports dynamic initiatives that offer young people the opportunity to create and promote their talent internationally. As noted by Digital Government Vice -Governor Nikos Tzollas, the NASA Space Apps Challenge It is an experience that connects Thessaloniki with the world community of innovation and technology, emphasizing the importance of hosting the city.

Dynamic participation of Thessaloniki in space technology

Local coordinator, Christos Lecios, stressed that Thessaloniki has highlighted in recent years, important talent and passion for space technology has highlighted. Participants this year will be called upon to face challenges in the areas of climate change, space exploration and artificial intelligence. Mr. Letsios invites students, students, researchers and anyone interested in participating in this unique experience.

Promotion of innovation and cooperation

The president of Greek Newspace Society, Argyro Chilia, pointed out that the NASA Space Apps Challenge It is a worldwide celebration of innovation and cooperation, and has been a source of inspiration for the creation of the club. The aim of Greek Newspace Society is to create opportunities for the younger generation to develop its skills and network with space professionals. Thessaloniki, he noted, has been established as an important innovation center in Greece.