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24 Jun 25. With key new White House Executive Orders in effect, major FAA rulemakings like BVLOS under active review, and airspace security demands intensifying, this year’s Drone and AAM Policy Symposium comes at a pivotal moment for our industry—and your presence has never been more important.
As we navigate this inflection point for uncrewed systems and advanced aviation, I hope you’ll join me July 29–30 at Nationals Park (yes, the major league baseball stadium!) in Washington, DC for the Drone and AAM Policy Symposium. AUVSI has partnered with federal agencies to create programming that facilitates information sharing and two-way dialogues, as our federal partners want not only to share information, but to learn from you.
This will be your chance to engage directly with leaders from federal agencies including FAA, DoD, DHS, TSA, NASA, DOC, and more to shape the policies and partnerships that will define the future of advanced aviation and our national airspace.
Why this year’s event matters:
- Executive Orders on Drone Integration & Airspace Security
Presidential directives issued in June prioritize secure procurement, expand SLTT coordination, and mandate faster BVLOS rulemaking, among many other important actions. The Symposium is where these policies begin turning into action.
- FAA Reauthorization Act Implementation
Part 108 BVLOS and Section 2209 draft rules are now under White House final review and expected to open for public comment this summer. You’ll hear directly from FAA and interagency leaders on what’s coming next.
- Rising Threat of Unauthorized UAS Activity
As the threat landscape evolves, the need for shared awareness, modernized authorities, and interagency coordination is critical. Sessions will address practical solutions for infrastructure and event protection.
- Operational Lessons and Domestic Security Implications
Ongoing conflicts are demonstrating the value—and vulnerability—of small UAS networks. We’ll explore how dual-use technologies and ISR strategies are shaping national security policy here at home.
- Key Issue Engagements
You’ll get to engage in sessions on major ongoing issues, including eVTOL certification and what is next for the SFAR, the scalable pathway for advanced automation integration, ICTS rulemaking on drone security compliance, Blue UAS evolutions, how accident investigation is evolving with advanced aviation, and so much more.
With confirmed participation from the FAA (AVS, ATO, AUS, AIR, ANG, ARM, AFS), DoD, DOC, NASA, NTIA, NTSB, and TSA—and additional agencies invited—this is a rare opportunity for synchronized, cross-sector dialogue.
We’ve also structured pricing to remove barriers to participation and support maximum federal engagement.
You’ll walk away with:
- Actionable policy and regulatory insights
- Interagency implementation updates
- New strategies for airspace coordination and security
- A direct line to the stakeholders shaping our shared future
This is your chance to help shape the policies and partnerships that will define the next decade of aviation. We hope you’ll join us. Be a part of the conversation and secure your spot today. .
20 Jun 25. Cuashub.com said today that SMG and JODDB announce new dates for Counter UAS Middle East and Africa conference. The inaugural Counter UAS Middle East & Africa conference, due to take place in Amman on June 30 – July 1, 2025, has been officially rescheduled. The event’s organizers, SAE Media Group and the Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB), announced the decision today in light of recent developments impacting travel to the region.
The conference will now take place on 16 – 17 September, 2025.
The conference will be the first dedicated platform for counter-UAS professionals operating in the Middle East and Africa, bringing together government officials, military representatives and industry leaders. It will provide an opportunity for cross-border collaboration on the rapidly evolving threat landscape in the Middle East and Africa.
“This unique meeting will allow the key regional players to gather and share the latest strategies and technologies to defeat the continued emergence of UAS threats,” said Miles Dixon, Managing Director of SMG Conferences, at the original launch of the event. “By providing unprecedented access to defence forces from the Middle East and Africa, the conference presents unparalleled opportunities for all participants.”
The event will feature presentations and exhibits focused on detection, jamming, interception and the integration of counter-drone systems into national and regional defense frameworks. With the escalation of drone use in regional conflicts, particularly in the Middle East and Africa, the event is a timely opportunity for defense and security professionals to engage on emerging challenges and operational solutions.
Eng. Rateb Abu Al-Ragheb, Head of Sales & Business Development at JODDB, previously emphasized the strategic intent of the gathering:
“Our goal is to gather experts, specialists and decision-makers in the field of counter-drone systems under one roof to exchange expertise and knowledge, facilitate communication and discuss challenges and available solutions,” he said.
SAE Media Group, known for its counter-UAS events in Europe and North America, will continue working closely with JODDB to deliver the event in September. Organizers reaffirmed their commitment to bringing together the regional defense community at a later date to address the growing importance of counter-UAS technology in protecting infrastructure and national security in the region.
For any questions relating to the new conference schedule, the SAE Media Group events team can be reached at .
SMG and JODDB announce new dates for Counter UAS Middle East and Africa conference
(Source: https://cuashub.com/)
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