Our history.
Founded in 2019, AADAS is a bilingual continental platform dedicated to developing African air and space law expertise.
Founded on 4 February 2019, the African Air and Space Law Association brings together lawyers, academics, practitioners and students around a single purpose: to advance air law and space law in Africa.
Founded in 2019, AADAS is a bilingual continental platform dedicated to developing African air and space law expertise.
Founded on 4 February 2019 in Paris, registered under RNA W751250958 (Official Journal of 31 October 2020, notice no. 1272).
Transfer of headquarters to Efok, Cameroon (Receipt No. 121/RDA/JO3/SAAJP).
Adoption by the General Assembly of 21 March 2026 of the commitment to students and young professionals.
President · Avocate, Fondatrice
Arlette TANGA is a member of the Executive Board of AADAS.
Treasurer · Doctorante en droit spatial, Université Paris-Saclay
Grace-Léa MBADINGA is a member of the Executive Board of AADAS.
Head of Communication · Avocate / Legal Practitioner
Jacqueline INIMGBA is a member of the Executive Board of AADAS.
Vice-President · Dean, Faculty of Law, University of Cape Coast
Julia SELMAN-AYETEY is a member of the Executive Board of AADAS.
Secretary-General · Avocate / Legal Practitioner
Naa Adoley AZU is a member of the Executive Board of AADAS.
AADAS operates under a constitution adopted by its General Assembly, with an Executive Board, four Standing Committees and an independent Ethics Council.
Rather than fixed regional branches, AADAS operates through agile, project-based working groups and thematic commissions. Our members contribute remotely across multiple jurisdictions on key legal initiatives.