Three documents, in the order they are usually read: what the session is, what the cooperation behind it would be, and what the result would look like once a country puts it into practice.
The documents
Investing in Space: The Final Frontier
The session note: what the panel discusses, the guiding questions, the seats and the speakers proposed for each, with the rationale and sources for every name.
Open the session note CooperationSpace Economy for Developing Countries
The workstream concept: what each organization brings, what the treaties require, why published rules are an investment argument, and an invitation to other partners to help define a common standard.
Open the workstream concept PrototypeNational Register of Space Objects
A working demonstration of the procedure: the obligations in plain language, the thirty-nine fields with the article behind each, and one filing that produces the national entry, the United Nations form and machine-readable data.
Open the prototypeWhy this matters, in four numbers
Party counts as at 1 January 2026, document A/AC.105/C.2/2026/CRP.9/Rev.1. Notifications of national registries from the UNOOSA index of national registries. The situation of any individual country should be confirmed through a country-level review rather than presumed.