Pakistan's first space mission: History will be made in 2026
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Federal Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal has announced that Pakistan will launch its first space mission on November 25, 2026. This historic mission will be carried out in collaboration with China, marking a major breakthrough for Pakistan in the field of space technology.
Under this mission, a Pakistani astronaut will be sent into space. The Government of Pakistan considers this project an important milestone for the country's scientific development. With this initiative, Pakistan will be counted among the few countries whose astronauts have traveled into space.
Technical and scientific cooperation between China and Pakistan is being further strengthened for this project. Experts say that this mission will not only increase Pakistan's interest in space research but will also inspire the younger generation to work in the fields of science and technology.
The government has begun preparations for this mission. Further details regarding the selection and training of astronauts will be released in the coming times. This mission will prove to be a new identity for Pakistan on the international stage.
Sources: Brandsynario
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