President of the United Statestrump And the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) today promoted plans to hold a new space and aviation industry exhibition in the United States that aims to surpass major air shows in other countries.
Reuters reported that the CapeWeek event is scheduled to be held at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida and Trump said in his speech that it will take place in two years.
CapeWeek was launched as an alternative to similar exhibitions abroad. The White House in September had urged space companies to avoid attending the global space summit hosted by then French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris.
This new US exhibition aims to highlight the strengths of the United States in the space and aviation sector and attract global business opportunities.
The event will join the ranks of the most intense exhibitions in the global aviation industry. These exhibitions include large-scale exhibitions held in Paris, France, Farnborough, England and Dubai, United Arab Emirates, attracting thousands of business executives, government officials and engineers.
