New Delhi; The Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between India and Bhutan for the peaceful use of outer space. The MoU was jointly signed by both parties on November 19, 2020 in Bangalore / Thimpu.
Points:
The MoU results in Earth Remote Sensing, Satellite Transmission and Satellite Detection, Space Science and Planet Exploration, Space Vehicles and Cooperation will be encouraged in areas of interest and potential, such as the use of space systems and land systems and the use of space technology. As a result of the MoU, a joint working group will be formed. It will form a joint working group of members of DOS / ISRO and the Ministry of Information and Communication of Bhutan (MoIC), which will work on action plans, including deadlines and tools for implementation. Will do.
Implementing strategies and goals:
Implementation arrangements will be made in specific areas of cooperation to work on the implementation of this MoU, including the timeline and tools. And a joint working group will be formed.
Main effects:
The MoU resulted in Earth Remote Sensing, Satellite Transmission and Satellite-Based Detection, Space Science and Planet Exploration, Space Vehicles and Space Cooperation will be encouraged in areas of interest and potential, such as the use of systems and land systems and the use of space technology.
Number of beneficiaries:
The MoU, in collaboration with the Government of Bhutan, promotes joint action in the use of space technology for the benefit of the human world. Will be found. "It simply came to our notice then.
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