UAE Space Agency receives a delegation from the Russian State Space Corporation to discuss fields of collaboration
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Space Agency recently hosted a delegation from the Russian State Space Corporation Roscosmos to discuss potential areas of collaboration. The two organizations held discussions on a range of topics, including space science, satellite technology, and future missions. The delegation also met with key stakeholders in the UAE’s space industry, including government officials and private sector companies, to further explore potential partnerships. This meeting reflects the growing cooperation between the UAE and Russia in the field of space exploration and highlights the importance of international partnerships in advancing the goals of both countries in this sector.
Moreover, the two organizations have agreed to explore opportunities for mutual cooperation in areas such as space exploration, space mining, and satellite communication and kept a meeting to discuss about the same. The meeting was held at the UAE Space Agency headquarters in Abu Dhabi and was attended by officials from both sides. This is a major step forward in strengthening the existing relationship between the two countries and brings them closer to achieving their joint goals of exploring outer space. This meeting could potentially lead to more collaboration between the UAE and Russia in the near future.
The delegation discussed various possibilities, including joint research in areas such as space technology, satellite navigation and Earth observation. The two organizations also explored chances of exchanging expertise and working together on launching satellites into orbit. The meeting between the two countries is an indication of their commitment towards developing a strong relationship in the field of space exploration and research. This could be a major step towards fostering international cooperation in this area, which will help both countries achieve their goals of space exploration more efficiently.
The delegation also met with important figures in the UAE’s space industry, including government officials and private sector companies, to explore further opportunities for cooperation. This visit demonstrates the growing partnership between Russia and the UAE in the field of space exploration and highlights the importance of international collaborations in advancing the goals of both countries.
In a move to deepen ties between Russia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a delegation from the Russia Space Corporation was given special permission to visit the UAE and discuss potential fields of collaboration. The delegation is led by Sergey Krikalev, Director General of Roscosmos, who is accompanied by representatives from other Russian space corporations.
The objective of this visit is to explore ways in which both countries can cooperate in space-related matters such as research and development, joint exploration missions, and technology transfer. Both sides are also looking at opportunities for joint investments in the field of aerospace engineering and manufacturing. This could lead to enhanced bilateral cooperation between Russia and UAE in a range of activities related to space exploration.
Overall, on July 19th, 2020, Russia gave a delegation to the UAE’s space agency to discuss the possibilities of collaboration. This is part of a larger effort by both countries to explore ways in which they can benefit from each other’s capabilities and experience in the space industry. The delegation was headed by Dmitry Rogozin, the director general of Russia’s space corporation Roscosmos. He met with Yousuf Al Shaibani, the director-general of the UAE’s space agency and discussed areas of potential cooperation between their two nations. They focused on topics such as satellite launches, exploration missions and how to better use existing technology for further exploration efforts. Both parties are looking forward to strengthening their collaboration in order to increase their research output and achieve higher achievements in space exploration.
