Saudi Space Commission becomes member of International Astronautical Federation
The Saudi Space Commission has become a member of IAF to enhance the Kingdoms stature globally in the space sector.
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The Saudi Space Commission has become a member of IAF to enhance the Kingdoms stature globally in the space sector.
The initiative aims to create a thriving space technology ecosystem, and an innovative and synergetic public-private partnership model for the UAEs space sector.
Al-Badawi and the UAE Space Agency have agreed to enhance strategic cooperation and advance shared goals that inspire a new cadre of scientists, engineers and technologists.
These services include providing satellite imagery to end-users, providing global civil aviation with space weather information, and supporting satellite missions over Africa.
The training base is part of the Ajyal programme which aims to instil inspiration in generations to achieve leadership in space science.
While half of the investment is reserved for ArianeGroup to fund the development of the Ariane 6 launcher, the other half will go into space-related venture capital funds.
Thales Alenia Space will offer vital modules for transportation to support Europes decision to participate in the Mars Sample Return mission and Moon exploration missions.
