Arabsat And Aldoria Partners To Boost Space Safety And Security

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Arab Satellite Communications Organization (Arabsat) and Aldoria recently announced the signing of a MoU to partner on boosting space safetyArab Satellite Communications Organization (Arabsat) and Aldoria recently announced the signing of a MoU to partner on boosting space safety and security
Arabsat Inks Partnership With Aldoria At LEAP 2024 with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on enhancing space safety and security. Image courtesy: The Saudi Space Agency

Arab Satellite Communications Organization (Arabsat), the leading satellite operator in the Arab world, and Aldoria, a pioneering space situational awareness company, recently announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on enhancing space safety and security at LEAP 2024, the world’s most attended tech event (Saudi Arabia).

Industry sources further affirmed that this MoU is one of the most favored outcomes of the 1st Space Debris Conference in Saudi Arabia held in Riyadh on February 11-12 and organized by the Saudi Space Agency. The Agency, which was led by its Sector Head of Space Services, Eng. Kamal Alharbi, is fostering the development of the space economy in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and supports the development of capacity and know-how in space situational awareness for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Middle East.

Industry sources added that Arabsat, is a global leader in satellite operations and the foremost provider of satellite services in the Arab world, excels in delivering a comprehensive range of solutions. From full spectrum TV and radio broadcasting to telecommunications, broadband, advanced data transmission networks, and a variety of satellite ecosystem services, Arabsat offers a seamless integration of multi-channel communication services.

From L To R- Alhamedi Alanezi, CEO & President of Arabsat And Romain Lucken, CEO of Aldoria

“We are particularly enthusiastic about harnessing Aldoria’s advanced solution, given their proven track record of providing offerings to renowned satellite operators. This partnership reinforces our capability to uphold service delivery to our customers worldwide.” asserted Alhamedi Alanezi, CEO & President of Arabsat.

Romain Lucken, CEO of Aldoria stated “The leadership shown by Saudi Arabia and the broader MENA region in prioritizing space safety and sustainability is remarkable. We take pride in consistently delivering our services to leading providers globally, affirming the strong market demand and our dedication to supporting industry leaders.”

Industry sources further confirmed that they also offer internet services tailored to the requirements of government and commercial entities across the MENA region. This MoU is poised for an expanded partnership on core strategic initiatives and potential ventures. Under this agreement, Aldoria would offer its advanced space solution to Arabsat and its member countries, boosting their capabilities in safeguarding space assets. Furthermore, this partnership comprises of the plans for the establishment of one of Aldoria’s sensor systems in an Arabsat member country, further strengthening space security measures in the region.

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