Technologycom participated in the German-Italian Aerospace Forum 2026

Technologycom was pleased to participate in the German-Italian Aerospace Forum 2026, held on June 10th in Berlin under the patronage of the Embassy of Italy in Berlin and organized by ITKAM – Italian Chamber of Commerce for Germany in collaboration with the Italian Trade Agency (ITA) and the German Aerospace Industries Association (BDLI). Our company was also there for the Italian collective at ILA Aerospace. 

The forum brought together approximately 200 participants from across the German and Italian aerospace sectors, creating an important opportunity to discuss strategic challenges and future developments for the European space industry.

Lorenzo Rossi, Sales & Marketing Manager at Technologycom, representing Italian SMEs, took part in the panel discussion “European Launcher Cooperation: Opportunity for Growth”, where industry leaders exchanged views on strengthening cooperation across the European launcher ecosystem and enhancing Europe’s technological competitiveness in space. The discussion, shared with Hélène Huby (Founder and CEO of The Exploration Company), Giuseppe La Marca (Partner Aerospace at MHP – A Porsche Company) and Giovanni Zoccali (Vice President Global Marketing & Sales at ELT Group), highlighted the growing importance of resilient supply chains, industrial flexibility, innovation and collaboration between large system integrators and specialized SMEs. As a manufacturer of advanced composite materials for aerospace and space applications, Technologycom contributes to this ecosystem by providing high-performance prepreg solutions, technical expertise and responsive support to space programs across Europe.

The forum featured contributions from some of the most influential voices in the European space sector, including ESA astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti and ESA Director General, Josef Aschbacher.

Participation in the German-Italian Aerospace Forum further reinforces Technologycom’s commitment to supporting the growth of the European space sector and expanding international partnerships within the aerospace community.

We thank the organizers and all participants for the valuable exchange of ideas and look forward to continuing these discussions during future industry events.

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