Islamabad, July 27, 2025: Pakistan is all set to launch a state-of-the-art remote sensing satellite on July 31, in collaboration with China, from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center. The new mission signals a major leap forward in the country’s technological capabilities, according to the latest announcement from SUPARCO (Space & Upper Atmosphere Research Commission).
This latest satellite launch by Pakistan aims to revolutionize the way data is collected for agriculture, urban development, and natural disaster response. Equipped with advanced imaging tools, the satellite will offer precise insights into crop health, land usage, and environmental trends—enabling real-time solutions for farmers and urban planners alike.
A SUPARCO official emphasized that the satellite’s core mission includes strengthening Pakistan’s disaster management system. From forecasting floods to detecting earthquakes and landslides, the satellite will provide early alerts that can save lives and reduce damage.
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The launch is not just a technological achievement but a strategic milestone. As Pakistan faces growing challenges from climate change and rapid urbanization, this satellite will serve as a crucial eye in the sky—supporting efforts in environmental protection, food security, and infrastructure planning.
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Experts believe this initiative will also foster further research and collaboration in aerospace and remote sensing technologies, boosting Pakistan’s global scientific reputation.
