🚀 National Space Agency
Build a civilian-led national space programme that advances scientific knowledge, practical satellite services, education and international cooperation. All activities should comply with international space law and support peaceful purposes.
Develop or procure satellites for communications, broadband connectivity, weather forecasting, navigation support, agriculture and disaster response.
Monitor drought, floods, fires, coastlines, forests, water resources and environmental change, with useful public data and privacy safeguards.
Support astronomy, planetary science, space weather research, scientific instruments and participation in international research missions.
Establish scholarships, university partnerships, engineering programmes, internships and a national centre for space science and technology.
Prepare for astronaut training and research through partnerships with established space agencies when safe, affordable and scientifically justified.
Require debris mitigation, safe satellite disposal, collision-risk management, transparent licensing and protection of the night sky and radio spectrum.
Governance and implementation
- ▸Maintain civilian oversight, parliamentary budget review, independent safety regulation and public reporting.
- ▸Start with satellite data services, research partnerships and workforce development before considering costly launch infrastructure.
- ▸Use competitive procurement, open scientific collaboration and audited project milestones.
- ▸Comply with international treaties, registration duties, spectrum coordination and peaceful-use commitments.