Saudi Space Agency (SSA) and the Egyptian Space Agency inked a memorandum of understanding for cooperation in space activities for peaceful purposes, according to a report by Saudi Press Agency.
The signing ceremony took place at the headquarters of the Saudi Space Agency in Riyadh, where SSA CEO Dr Mohammed bin Saud Al-Tamimi and Egyptian Space Agency CEO Dr Sherif Sedky formalised the agreement.
This memorandum sets the stage for a structured cooperation framework in space activities, aiming to bolster shared interests in the peaceful utilisation of space. It further facilitates the exchange of information and technologies between the two agencies.
With a focus on research and development, the agreement aims to deepen collaboration in related fields, thereby contributing to significant advancements and fostering an expanded partnership between the two agencies in space and related technologies.
The signing of the memorandum aligns with SSA’s strategic efforts to strengthen international partnerships, playing a pivotal role in the localisation of technologies and industries. This initiative is in harmony with the agency’s overarching objectives to advance the space sector and its associated technologies.
This collaboration marks a continued effort between the two countries, building on existing partnerships across various fields and sectors. The initiative is poised to elevate the economic and technical impact of the space sector, positioning Saudi Arabia and Egypt prominently in the realm of space exploration at both regional and global levels.
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