Federal Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal has congratulated the nation on the successful launch of Pakistan’s latest remote sensing satellite, calling it a major milestone for the country’s space ambitions.
In a statement, the minister extended his heartfelt appreciation to the SUPARCO team, including engineers and scientists, for their dedication and expertise in achieving this landmark success.
He also expressed sincere gratitude to China for its unwavering support and collaboration in the project.
“We are thankful for China’s strong cooperation. The satellite has successfully reached its orbit,” Ahsan Iqbal stated.
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Reaffirming Pakistan’s commitment to advancing in space science and technology, the minister declared that the country is poised to regain a leading role in the space sector. He further revealed that, with China’s help, Pakistan plans to send its first astronaut into space next year, followed by an ambitious moon mission by 2035.
These developments mark a significant step forward in Pakistan’s long-term space exploration goals and reflect growing bilateral cooperation between Pakistan and China in high-tech domains.
