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PROFEN will use capacity from the Azerspace-1 and Azerspace-2 satellites to deliver fixed and mobile communication services.
ASELSAN aims to share advanced space technology with Azerbaijan in the Azerspace-3 satellite program, promoting bilateral cooperation.
The Azerspace-1 telecommunications satellite was launched in 2013.
The management of the C- and Ku-bands served by the Azerspace-1 satellite located in the 46° East geostationary slot is registered in the name of the Government of Azerbaijan.
Azerspace-1 is operating at the Azerbaijan orbital position in the geostationary belt.
Azercosmos will provide reliable data connectivity in rural areas and emergency situations in Africa using Azerspace-1 capacity.
Azercosmos will utilize all of the Azerspace-1 C-Band capacity under the agreement with MEASAT to provide satellite services throughout Africa.
The C-band capacity of Azerspace-1/AFRICASAT-1a supports hundreds of established services and millions of African end-users.
Under a newly signed agreement with MEASAT, Azercosmos will use all of the C-band capacity of Azerspace-1/AFRICASAT-1a to provide satellite services throughout the African region.
Azerspace-1 provides broadband and broadcast solutions to customers in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, the Caucasus, and Central Asia.
Azerspace-1 was launched in February 2013.
Azerspace-1 is equipped with 24 C-band transponders and 12 Ku-band transponders.
Azercosmos launched the telecommunications satellite Azerspace-2 in 2018 into geostationary orbit at 45° East longitude.
Rustavi-2, Comedy TV, and Marao TV, which operate under Media Holding, have commenced commercial broadcasting over the Azerspace-1 satellite.
The cooperation between Azercosmos and Media Holding enables 99 percent of Georgian viewers to receive television channels broadcast via the Azerspace-1 satellite.
Azercosmos signed a partnership agreement with Georgian Media Holding to enable commercial broadcasting of Rustavi-2, Comedy TV, and Marao TV via Azerspace-1.
View Satellite Network will provide digital satellite services in high definition to its customers in Africa via the Azerspace-2 satellite.
Arianespace Flight VA243 in September 2018 launched the Horizons 3e and Azerspace-2/Intelsat 38 satellites.
Azerspace-1 was launched in February 2013.
Azercosmos operates the Azerspace-1 satellite and provides broadband and broadcast solutions to customers in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, the Caucasus, and Central Asia.