Pakistani Astronaut Joins China’s Space Station
By Editor
China and Pakistan have signed an agreement to send a Pakistani astronaut to China’s Tiangong space station, making them the first foreign visitor to the station.
Under the deal, China will select and train a group of Pakistani astronauts, with one chosen for the mission after a year of training.
The agreement, signed between China Manned Space Agency (CMSA) and SUPARCO, marks a new chapter in space collaboration between the two nations.
The selected astronaut will join Chinese crew members for a mission in the coming years, strengthening Pakistan’s space ambitions.
