Sarawak explores collaboration with Russia on rocket, satellite launches
KUCHING: The Sarawak government is exploring potential collaboration with Russia in rocket and satellite launches, leveraging the state’s strategic location near the Equator.
KUCHING: Sarawak's government is investigating possibilities for cooperation with Russia in rocket and satellite launches, taking advantage of the state's advantageous position near the Equator. Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg disclosed that the Russian Ambassador to Malaysia, Naiyl M. Latypov, brought up the suggestion during a courtesy visit last week.
During the opening ceremony of the extension building for Gurdwara Sahib Kuching, Abang Johari stated that Sarawak is eager to boost its pool of skilled professionals in the field and is open to partnering with Russia. The Malaysian premier emphasized the importance of capitalizing on the rising international interest in the state by implementing appropriate policies and devising clear development strategies.
Russia has recently indicated its willingness to engage in discussions about collaboration in various areas, including aerospace, energy, agriculture, shipbuilding, and education, according to local media reports.
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