Space Cooperation: Saudi Arabia And US Sign Agreement

Saudi Arabia and the United States have recently signed a strategic cooperation agreement that focuses on the exploration and peaceful utilization of outer space. The agreement mainly aims to strengthen cooperation between the two nations in the field of space and scientific exploration, as well as increase joint investment in various commercial activities.

The agreement was signed by the CEO of the Saudi Space Agency, Dr. Mohammed Al-Tamimi, on behalf of Saudi Arabia and, from the American side, by NASA Administrator Bill Nelson. The Saudi Space Agency mentioned in a statement that the agreement also aims to create a comprehensive legal framework that facilitates cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the US for the exchange of expertise and the development of joint programs. It is worth mentioning that the latest move will reinforce Saudi Arabia's position as a major player in the space sector, both regionally and globally.

“The agreement represents a turning point in the Kingdom’s journey towards building a strong and prosperous space sector,” said Saudi Space Agency Chairman Abdullah Alswaha in the statement. The chairman also added that the agreement reflects the country's firm commitment to progress and innovation in the field of space.