Iran is poised to launch two satellites developed by the private sector.

Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Iran has made remarkable progress in the space industry, launching a series of satellites into space, despite sanctions and threats.

This week, IRGC’a aerospace division successfully sent the indigenous satellite Soraya into 750 km orbit above the Earth’s surface, marking a major space breakthrough.

Head of the Iranian Space Agency (ISA) says the construction of advanced homegrown Pars 2 imaging satellite is underway and that the country will launch a bio-capsule into space in March 2024.

The Iranian Space Agency (ISA) takes delivery of homegrown Tolou-3 Earth observation satellite.

Iran’s Khayyam satellite has started remote sensing operations for monitoring and mapping changes in land use.

The head of the Iranian Space Agency announces the launching of the operational phase of the country’s first satellite system project, named after the late top Iranian anti-terror commander General Qassem Soleimani.