Saudi CST welcomes E-Space into its new Satellite Registry

Saudi CST welcomes E-Space into its new Satellite Registry

Saudi Arabia’s Communications, Space and Technology Commission (CST) has listed E-Space, a global space company focused on bridging Earth and space with the world’s most sustainable low Earth orbit (LEO) network, into its new Satellite Registry to land communications traffic in the Kingdom.

This is a critical step that will allow E-Space to deliver its innovative, space-based, smart internet of things (Smart-IoT) solutions in a key economy in the Middle East.

The Kingdom recently revamped its regulatory framework for non-terrestrial networks (NTN), which includes the promotion and entry of global satellite operators. In line with its new national spectrum strategy and Saudi Vision 2030, the CST will grant landing/operating rights to satellite operators that meet certain requirements, from delivering innovative satellite-based solutions to utilizing spectrum efficiently to offer unique services in the Kingdom.

Greg Wyler

Founder, Chairman & CEO

E-Space “E-Space is proud to be one of the first companies listed on the Kingdom’s Satellite Registry and to be authorized to offer our services throughout the Kingdom. We believe space innovation should unlock efficiency and productivity gains, in alignment with the Kingdom’s interest to advance its space ecosystem, bring innovative and disruptive space capabilities to its market and meet goals outlined in Saudi Vision 2030.”

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