Advancing Trade and Commerce in Space and Geospatial Industries
A not-for-profit entity promoted by Geospatial World to support and facilitate trade and commerce.
Geospatial & Space Industry
Trade Delegation to Japan
(AUSTRALIA, INDIA, JAPAN & USA) SPACE & GEOSPATIAL, BUSINESS SUMMIT
11 July, 2025
Toranomon Hills Forum, Tokyo
Recent Events
2nd India Australia Space & Geospatial Business Meet
4th March, 2025
Venue: Vivanta,Dwarka, New Delhi, India
2nd India France Space And Geospatial Business Meet
5th March, 2025
Venue: Vivanta Dwarka, New Delhi, India
2nd December, 2024
Venue: Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC), India
2nd December, 2024
Venue: Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC), India
3rd December, 2024
Venue: Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC), India
In Focus
The Geospatial World Chamber of Commerce (GWCC) is a pioneering non-profit organization, serving as a nexus for global collaboration in the geospatial and space industries. Established to advance the commercial growth of geospatial technologies, GWCC promotes a unified industry vision by aligning business, government, and academic efforts. As the world’s foremost chamber in this domain, GWCC facilitates global trade, technology transfer, and policy advocacy, thus propelling economic growth, innovation, and sustainable development across multiple sectors such as urban planning, agriculture, Defense, and infrastructure.
GWCC organizes a range of dynamic initiatives, including bilateral business summits, trade missions, and strategic forums in collaboration with key stakeholders from over 30 countries. These initiatives are aimed at identifying growth opportunities, forging international partnerships, and fostering innovation in emerging technologies such as AI-powered spatial analytics, Earth observation, and digital twins.
Building a Global Geospatial Economy
The global geospatial market is poised to transform the future economy, with applications across smart cities, environmental monitoring, and national security. By 2030, geospatial technologies are expected to contribute significantly to the global GDP, creating new opportunities for public-private collaboration, research and development, and cross-border investments.
As the geospatial market is projected to contribute significantly to the global economy—expected to reach $1.34 trillion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 15%, with a direct impact of $7.5 – $30 trillion by 2030, —GWCC plays a pivotal role in driving innovation, technology adoption, and international collaboration. With active involvement in shaping trade and commerce networks, policy frameworks and supporting national geospatial strategies, GWCC is a key partner in realizing the potential of this high-growth sector.
Why Partner with GWCC?
Influence Policy and Trade
Shape policies that support the geospatial and space industry growth through participation in bilateral dialogues and advisory councils.
Access to Strategic Market Insights
Gain insights into emerging geospatial and space technology trends through exclusive reports and market analysis.
Expand Business Horizons
Leverage GWCC’s network to enter new markets, discover business opportunities, and drive growth through strategic partnerships.
Core Pillars
Objectives
Promote
Drive global trade and commerce by enhancing market access for geospatial and space companies through strategic initiatives and trade missions.
Connect
Facilitate meaningful collaborations among government agencies, private enterprises, and academia to build a robust geospatial ecosystem.
Influence
Advocate for industry-friendly policies and standards to foster sustainable growth and innovation.
Innovate
Encourage the adoption of emerging technologies and best practices in geospatial applications.
Expand
Open new business avenues by facilitating international partnerships and investments
Educate
Provide thought leadership, insights, and resources to enable stakeholders to stay informed and competitive.
Support
Empower members through networking opportunities, policy guidance, and access to global geospatial and space communities.
