China and Pakistan Cooperate on Dual-Use Technology; India Should Lead Space Law Reform: Report
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According to a report, India should lead the process of reforming space law. This proposal has come forward at a time when cooperation between China and Pakistan in the field of dual-use technology is under discussion.
Dual-use technology refers to technology that can be used for both civilian and military purposes. In the space sector, satellite and rocket-related technology is an example. The use of such technology receives particular attention internationally, because its effects can impact both security and the system of activities in space.
The report emphasises the need to modernise existing laws related to outer space. With the growth of space activities and the involvement of new countries and private entities, discussion of the limits of these laws and the methods of their enforcement is considered essential. However, further details of this report are not currently available.
The matter is also significant for Pakistan, as it relates to technological cooperation and security affairs in the region. Further discussion on this subject may take place in the coming days, and the positions of the relevant parties can be expected to emerge.
Sources: The Hans India
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