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OTS Nations Sign Framework for Expanded Space Industry Cooperation

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Kazakhstan, Türkiye, Azerbaijan, and Uzbekistan signed a framework agreement to expand cooperation in the space industry. The agreement establishes a basis for joint space initiatives, covering satellite development, scientific research, and industrial cooperation within the Organization of Turkic States. Kazakhstan is currently assembling the engineering model of the OTS-SAT satellite, which is planned for launch in 2027.

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The agreement provides a structure for technological and industrial cooperation among the member states. The OTS-SAT project, a 12U satellite, is designed to demonstrate technologies in orbit and test new technical solutions for satellite subsystems. This expands the scope of the Organization of Turkic States' mandate in scientific and industrial cooperation.

The Organization of Turkic States is currently deepening comprehensive cooperation among its member states.

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  • KazakhstanSigned the agreement and is assembling the engineering model of the OTS-SAT satellite.
  • Organization of Turkic StatesFacilitated the agreement and provides the framework for joint initiatives.
  • UzbekistanSigned the agreement to expand space industry cooperation.
  • AzerbaijanSigned the agreement to expand space industry cooperation.
  • TürkiyeSigned the agreement to expand space industry cooperation.

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