Kazakhstan has signed an export agreement in the field of space technology.
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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On February 4, 2025, JSC "NC 'Kazakhstan Space Travel'" signed an agreement with the Republic of Congo on the creation of a remote sensing of Earth system. The project is aimed at monitoring resources and security, providing high-precision satellite data. This allows Congo to join the international constellation, which already includes Mongolia, strengthening strategic cooperation in the space industry between Kazakhstan and Congo.
On February 4, 2025, an official signing ceremony for an investment agreement on the development and implementation of a high-resolution Earth remote sensing space system for the Republic of Congo took place at the Ministry of Digital Development, Innovations, and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The document was signed between JSC "NC KazCosmos" and representatives of the Republic of Congo.
The project aims to develop space technologies in the interests of ensuring national security, monitoring natural resources, agriculture, ecology, and urban planning in the Republic of Congo. Under the agreement, a high-tech satellite platform will be created, capable of monitoring the Earth's surface with high accuracy and timeliness.
The signed agreement allows the Republic of Congo to join the international constellation of Earth remote sensing satellites, which already includes Mongolia. This lays the foundation for expanded international cooperation in the field of space technology development, ensuring data exchange and advanced developments in monitoring and analytics.
This agreement will strengthen strategic cooperation between Kazakhstan and the Republic of Congo in the space industry, contributing to the expansion of bilateral interaction and the development of new technological initiatives.
Source: gov.kz
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