ISLAMABAD – Pakistan is set to deepen its collaboration with China in the field of space technology, focusing on satellite communications, internet services, and manned space missions.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, during a meeting with Galaxy Space, a leading Chinese space technology company, emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to advancing its space sector. The partnership includes training Pakistani astronauts at China’s Astronaut Centre for future missions aboard the China Space Station (CSS).
Galaxy Space Chairman Xu Ming expressed enthusiasm for investing in Pakistan’s space industry and exploring joint ventures with local institutions and telecom companies. The collaboration also aims to introduce satellite-based internet services, ensuring connectivity in remote areas.
Additionally, Pakistan has introduced the ‘National Space Activities Rules 2024’ to regulate space activities and foster international partnerships. This initiative positions Pakistan as a key player in regional space technology development.
