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Ahsan Iqbal Engages with NASA and US Aerospace Firms to Boost Pakistan’s Space Vision

Houston: Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal held important meetings in Houston with NASA officials and representatives of leading US aerospace companies. During the meetings, discussions were held on advancing Pakistan’s space vision, promoting space education and scientific research, and creating world-class opportunities for young Pakistanis in science and technology.

According to Radio Pakistan, Ahsan Iqbal stated that the Government of Pakistan is working on a national space education programme aimed at fostering scientific curiosity, research, and innovation among the country’s youth. He emphasized the proposed establishment of a Space Exploration Centre in Narowal as part of this broader vision, which aims to introduce young people to the universe, science, and space research, while inspiring the next generation of scientists, researchers, and inventors.

The Minister highlighted that Pakistan’s young engineers, scientists, and IT professionals have the potential to play a prominent role in the global space industry, provided they are given the right training, mentorship, and international exposure. He invited American aerospace companies to establish development centres in Pakistan and benefit from the country’s young talent. He also expressed Pakistan’s interest in drawing on NASA’s experience, training programmes, and scientific expertise to strengthen the country’s capabilities in space science and technology.

Ahsan Iqbal noted that the interest shown by NASA and the US aerospace industry in cooperation with Pakistan will open a new chapter in scientific and technological collaboration.

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