Artemis Accords Coalition Builder & Lunar Mission Network

Orbital Exploration & Signatory Interlink Mesh

D3 Force-Directed Simulation

Registered Nations 72 Full Treaty Accession

Consensus Score 98.4% High Alignment

Interoperability High Cross-Compatible Systems

Coalition Status Ratified & Operational Outer Space Treaty Baseline

Artemis Base & Orbital Constellation

Active Mission: Lunar South Pole Resource Prospecting

Focus: Djibouti (Djibouti-1A & 1B Relay)

Treaty Principle Balancer & Dispatch

Artemis Core Principles & Tenets 7 / 7 Active

Cooperative Lunar Mission Scenario

Cooperative prospecting of volatile water ice deposits at the lunar south pole with ground-station uplink stations in the Horn of Africa and international partner telemetry.

Signatory Directory (72 Sovereign Nations) Click to inspect telemetry

🇩🇯 Djibouti Signatory #72

Accession Date: September 14, 2026. Equipped with low-Earth orbit remote sensing satellites (Djibouti-1A & 1B). Strategic telemetry ground positioning in East Africa supporting cislunar tracking.

Certified Diplomatic Brief Generator UN COPUOS / NASA Compliant

Generating live consensus telemetry...

Official Reference & Context: On September 14, 2026, the Republic of Djibouti officially signed the Artemis Accords as the 72nd nation, expanding African space cooperation alongside earlier signatories Nigeria, Rwanda, Angola, and Ghana. Sources: NASA Artemis Accords, NASA Official Accords Bulletin, and Space in Africa Records.