Space42 has secured a $5.1 billion contract with the UAE government to extend communication services for 17 more years. The company will launch Al Yah 4 and Al Yah 5 satellites in 2027 and 2028, enhancing government communications across multiple regions. Space42 aims to strengthen its role in secure space technology.
Moroccan company Panafsat has partnered with Thales Alenia Space to develop a satellite communications system aimed at delivering very high-throughput services to 26 African countries. The initiative, signed during French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Morocco, aims to enhance digital connectivity and bridge the digital divide in rural areas.
Thales Alenia Space has partnered with Moroccan operator Panafsat to develop a new satellite communications system aimed at providing very-high-throughput services across 26 African countries. This initiative supports digital transformation and connectivity improvements, addressing the digital divide and contributing to Morocco’s national digital strategy.
Moroccan Panafsat has partnered with Thales Alenia Space to deploy a satellite communications system for Africa. This initiative will provide very-high-throughput services to 26 countries, enhancing internet access and bridging the digital divide, ultimately supporting economic growth and digital transformation across the continent.
Moroccan company Panafsat has partnered with Thales Alenia Space to develop a satellite communications system aimed at providing very-high-throughput services (VHTS) to 26 African countries. This initiative will enhance digital infrastructure and connectivity, benefiting a population of approximately 550 million and contributing to economic growth across the continent.
Qatar has inaugurated its Space Radio Monitoring Center (SRMC), enhancing the country’s satellite communications infrastructure. Equipped with advanced monitoring systems, the SRMC ensures interference-free satellite operations and positions Qatar as a leader in global space communications.
Space42 has launched in Dubai as a result of the merger between Yahsat and Bayanat, creating one of the largest publicly listed space technology companies globally. The company aims to enhance satellite communications and AI capabilities, focusing on innovative solutions for the UAE’s growing space economy.
e& Egypt has partnered with the National Company for Telecommunication Services to leverage the Tiba 1 satellite for delivering advanced telecom services across Egypt, particularly targeting remote areas to enhance connectivity in sectors like petroleum, mining, and tourism.
Gilat Telecom collaborates with Novelsat to expand and enhance broadband services across Africa, using advanced satellite modem technology to increase network capacity and reach.
