Storyline: Multiple Chinese space agencies and aerospace technology enterprises showcased their cutting-edge innovations and engaged in discussions with global experts at the Thailand Space Expo 2025 in Bangkok, running from Thursday to Saturday. The annual event, hosted by Thailand's Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA), serves as a vital platform to highlight emerging technologies, promote collaboration, and showcase the capabilities of the space industry. The expo also organized seminars on themes like "Forging New Frontiers: China's Deep Space Program and Shared Human Endeavors," and "Bridging Horizons of Satellite Remote Sensing Applications: China-Southeast Asia Collaboration". They gathered experts and scholars from the China National Space Administration, Chinese aerospace technology enterprises, and higher education institutions for extensive exchanges and discussions with experts from various countries. Pakorn Apaphant, executive director of GISTDA, hailed the development of China's space industry and expressed the hope to deepen aerospace cooperation with China. "We have conducted multiple space cooperation projects with China, for example, China's Chang'e Project. Thailand has also obtained opportunities to participate in the development of related equipment. We are cooperating with multiple Chinese institutions to develop satellite projects. Both sides have substantive cooperation in satellite data sharing. For example, in the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation project, [China] shares satellite data services with Southeast Asian countries. China's progress in space technology is truly admirable. I sincerely hope that the cooperation between Thailand and China in the space field will continue to deepen," he said. This expo serves not only as a platform for technological display but also as a venue for promoting the application of aerospace technology achievements to support sustainable social development. Representatives of participating Chinese high-tech enterprises said that they are actively expanding overseas markets, connecting China's independently developed advanced technologies with global partners. "We are now utilizing remote sensing big data from Earth observation to respond to disaster emergencies and disaster management. Using this data and our own algorithms, we conduct risk identification, risk monitoring, and risk management for global disasters. By applying China's independently developed advanced satellite remote sensing technology, we are practically helping other countries enhance their disaster emergency response and risk control capabilities," said Li Jiping, representative of a Chinese exhibitor at the event. Shotlist: Bangkok, Thailand - Oct 17, 2025: 1. Screen showing logo of Thailand Space Expo 2025 2. Various of seminar in progress, guests speaking 3. Various of visitors, exhibits 4. SOUNDBITE (Thai) Pakorn Apaphant, executive director, Thailand's Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (partially overlaid with shot 5): "We have conducted multiple space cooperation projects with China, for example, China's Chang'e Project. Thailand has also obtained opportunities to participate in the development of related equipment. We are cooperating with multiple Chinese institutions to develop satellite projects. Both sides have substantive cooperation in satellite data sharing. For example, in the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation project, [China] shares satellite data services with Southeast Asian countries. China's progress in space technology is truly admirable. I sincerely hope that the cooperation between Thailand and China in the space field will continue to deepen." [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 5. Various of exhibits, visitors [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 6. Various of exhibits, visitors, screen showing poster of Thailand Space Expo 2025, screen showing building complex 7. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Li Jiping, Chinese exhibitor (starting with shot 6/partially overlaid with shot 8): "We are now utilizing remote sensing big data from Earth observation to respond to disaster emergencies and disaster management. Using this data and our own algorithms, we conduct risk identification, risk monitoring, and risk management for global disasters. By applying China's independently developed advanced satellite remote sensing technology, we are practically helping other countries enhance their disaster emergency response and risk control capabilities." [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 8. Photo showing cave-in accident [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 9. Satellite image of city [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]