Pakistan seeking strategic partnerships in space
Maj Gen (r) Amer Nadeem, former chairperson of the Pakistan Space & Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO), has advocated for strategic partnerships to enhance Pakistan's space capabilities by leveraging expertise and resources from other nations.
Gen Nadeem delivered a keynote address at a seminar titled "Pakistan’s Space Policy: Unlocking Space Potential," hosted by the Institute of Strategic Studies (ISS). The seminar attracted academics, area experts, scientists, think-tank representatives, practitioners, and members of the diplomatic corps.
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Emphasizing the significance of international collaboration, Gen Nadeem underscored its role in reducing costs and time associated with space missions. He outlined the National Space Programme (NSP) 2047, highlighting its pragmatic approach tailored to Pakistan’s current technological landscape. He stressed the need for prioritizing technologies aligned with the country’s immediate needs and capabilities.
Gen Nadeem expressed optimism about Pakistan’s space programme, citing the government’s unwavering commitment and determination as key drivers of progress. He highlighted the importance of regulatory frameworks and public-private partnerships, suggesting that joining regional platforms would further bolster Pakistan's space initiatives.
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With continued support and ownership, Gen Nadeem envisioned Pakistan achieving significant milestones in space exploration.
Source: The News