Pakistan is in the final stages of approving its first-ever National Space Policy, according to reliable sources. The policy aims to regulate the satellite industry in the country and includes the establishment of a National Space Agency.
Satellite service providers looking to offer services in Pakistan will need to register and obtain a Non-Objection Certificate (NOC) under the new policy. The draft policy, a collaborative effort between the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication and the Space & Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO), has received feedback from various ministries and is expected to gain approval soon, as it has the consensus of all stakeholders.
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The National Space Policy is seen as crucial for guiding Pakistan’s efforts in various domains, including economics, commerce, education, research, and science, within the space sector.
It aims to enhance the role of the space industry, promote mission activities, and foster partnerships between research, education, startups, and industry.
