03/10/2026
Pakistan’s first lunar rover, Jinnah-1, is expected to land on the Moon in 2028, according to SUPARCO Chairman Yusuf Khan.
Speaking at an event marking World Space Week, Khan said Pakistan is making progress in its space programme and increasingly relying on its own satellite capabilities.
He said Pakistan launched the E-1 satellite in January 2025, followed by two more satellites in July and October 2025. Pakistan currently has six Earth-observation satellites supporting agriculture, planning and natural-disaster response efforts.
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