Uzbekistan Joins International Space Treaty
Uzbekistan
The Senate of Uzbekistan approved a law on joining the Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies. This marks a significant step for Uzbekistan in integrating with the global space community.
With the adoption of this law, Uzbekistan has taken a pivotal step in solidifying its position in the international arena by becoming a member of the global space community. The treaty opens new opportunities for the country to explore and utilize outer space in alignment with its national interests. The importance of space activities in the era of globalization and informatization was highlighted during the Senate session.
Space research and technology play a critical role in the economic, defense, scientific, and social development of nations worldwide. By joining the treaty, Uzbekistan can leverage international expertise and resources to advance its space ambitions.
In today's world, joining international organizations and adhering to international legal norms is essential for Uzbekistan. This move is key to fostering cooperation with developed countries and accelerating technology transfer in the space sector.
As of 2024, 114 countries have signed this treaty, which came into force on October 10, 1967. Uzbekistan's accession to the treaty opens new avenues for participation in international space projects and research.
The law was unanimously approved by the senators after thorough discussion.
Space research and technology play a critical role in the economic, defense, scientific, and social development of nations worldwide. By joining the treaty, Uzbekistan can leverage international expertise and resources to advance its space ambitions.
In today's world, joining international organizations and adhering to international legal norms is essential for Uzbekistan. This move is key to fostering cooperation with developed countries and accelerating technology transfer in the space sector.
As of 2024, 114 countries have signed this treaty, which came into force on October 10, 1967. Uzbekistan's accession to the treaty opens new avenues for participation in international space projects and research.
The law was unanimously approved by the senators after thorough discussion.
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