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Comprehensive forest monitoring will be part of the program developed by Azercosmos.
The partnership between Azercosmos and the Commonwealth Secretariat aims to bolster climate resilience, improve disaster preparedness, and support sustainable development through space technology and geospatial data.
The Azerbaijan Space Agency, Azercosmos, and the Commonwealth Secretariat signed a Memorandum of Understanding to utilize geospatial information to support climate action across Commonwealth member countries.
Viasat, Inc. is working with Azercosmos to bring L-band satellite services to Azerbaijan.
The partnership with Viasat will expand Azercosmos’ available connectivity offering so it can provide more services alongside connectivity from its existing satellite fleet.
Under the agreement between Azercosmos and the Ministry of Agriculture, satellite imagery and spatial technologies will be used to create a comprehensive map delineating the various crops cultivated within the country’s active agricultural regions.
Azercosmos and the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Azerbaijan signed a Memorandum of Understanding to expand their joint cooperation.
Azercosmos operates in and serves the EMEA and central-south Asian region.
The World Teleport Association renewed the Tier 4 certification of Azercosmos’ Baku teleport following an audit of the facility by the association.
Azercosmos launched its first satellite in 2013.
Samaddin Asadov, Chairman of Azercosmos, supports cooperation with Brazil in the space sector to boost Azerbaijan’s space industry and support space-related activities.
Li Guoping, chief engineer of the China National Space Administration, and Samaddin Asadov, chairman of the Board of Azercosmos, signed the ILRS joint statement on 2023-10-03.
Azercosmos lost communication with its remote sensing satellite Azersky, which was launched in 2014, in April of 2023.
Azercosmos will utilize all of the Azerspace-1 C-Band capacity under the agreement with MEASAT to provide satellite services throughout Africa.
Azercosmos will provide reliable data connectivity in rural areas and emergency situations in Africa using Azerspace-1 capacity.
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.
Azercosmos will provide continued distribution of broadcasting, data, video, and audio services to more than 100 million African households.
Azercosmos partnered with Beijing Aerospace Satelliteherd Co., Ltd (Satelliteherd) under a long-term agreement.
Azercosmos launched the telecommunications satellite Azerspace-2 in 2018 into geostationary orbit at 45° East longitude.
The 4.2-meter antenna at Azercosmos’ Ground Station enables controlling telemetry between satellites and satellite networks operating in space.