Pakistan Successfully Launches Remote Sensing Satellite with China’s Support
Federal Minister for Planning, Ahsan Iqbal, has congratulated the nation on the successful launch of Pakistan’s latest remote sensing satellite, marking a significant milestone in the country’s space journey.
👏 Tribute to SUPARCO and the Scientific Community
The minister commended the efforts of SUPARCO, as well as the engineers and scientists involved in the mission.
“This achievement is a proud moment for the entire nation,” he said, applauding the dedication of Pakistan’s space experts.
🤝 Strong Cooperation with China
He also expressed gratitude to China for its continued support in advancing Pakistan’s space capabilities.
“Thanks to China’s strong cooperation, the satellite has successfully reached its orbit,” he stated.
🌌 Future Plans: Human Spaceflight & Lunar Mission
Looking ahead, Ahsan Iqbal revealed ambitious goals for Pakistan’s space program:
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A Pakistani astronaut is set to travel to space in 2026, with support from China.
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By 2035, Pakistan aims to complete its first mission to the Moon.
🚀 Advancing Space Technology in Pakistan
The successful launch reflects Pakistan’s growing potential in space science and technology. The minister emphasized that the country is ready to play a leading role in the global space arena.
“With strategic partnerships and a clear vision, Pakistan is reclaiming its place in advanced space exploration,” he added.
