Saudi Space Agency, JAXA Sign Cooperation Memorandum in Space Sector

The Saudi Space Agency and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) have signed a memorandum of cooperation on space activities and the use of outer space for peaceful purposes.

 The memorandum was signed on behalf of the Saudi Space Agency by its Acting CEO, Dr. Mohammed bin Saud Al-Tamimi, and on behalf of JAXA by its President, Dr. Hiroshi Yamakawa.

 The memorandum aims to strengthen cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Japan in several areas, including space applications, the use of the space environment, space science and exploration, space transportation, research and development, the advancement of space industries, education and awareness, human capital development, and training.

 The memorandum forms part of efforts to strengthen Saudi-Japanese cooperation in the space sector, expand partnerships, and promote the exchange of expertise and knowledge, contributing to the development of capabilities and supporting the peaceful use of outer space.