Maram Kaïré is a prominent Senegalese astrophysicist and founder of the African Institute for Space Science. Known for his commitment to making space science accessible across Africa, Kaïré works to promote scientific education and inspire the next generation of African scientists. His institute fosters collaboration on space research and technology, focusing on how advancements in these fields can address societal challenges, from climate change to telecommunications. Kaïré’s work not only highlights Africa’s growing role in the global space industry but also emphasizes the importance of scientific innovation for sustainable development across the continent.
