Salare explained that these three satellites will be launched simultaneously, in a step that is considered another strategic achievement that will be added to the record of Iranian scientific and industrial progress in the field of space, stressing that these projects come within the framework of strengthening the local space infrastructure and supporting the applied uses of data. Satellites In the developmental, environmental and economic fields.

He pointed out that the “Kawsar-2” satellite, which was designed and manufactured by an Iranian knowledge-based company, is a symbol of the rapid development of private space industries within the country.

The new satellite is distinguished by its ability to capture images with a resolution of up to four meters, making it an important tool in the fields of smart agriculture, environmental monitoring, and urban mapping. It weighs about 50 kilograms, and will be placed in a sun-synchronous orbit at an altitude of approximately 500 kilometers.

“Kawthar-2” also underwent extensive technical upgrades that included communications systems, imaging payload, and data processing, which increased its operational efficiency compared to its previous generation.

As for the moon “Baia”, it is considered one of the… Satellites An Iranian specialist in environmental measurement and monitoring, he can take color images with a resolution of 10 meters and black and white images with a resolution of 5 metres, which allows him to play an essential role in monitoring climate change, managing natural resources, and monitoring land use.

While the “Zafar” satellite, which was developed by the Iranian University of Science and Technology, is considered an advanced imaging project, with an imaging capacity ranging between 16 and 26 meters, and aims to provide accurate images of the Earth’s surface that are used to support sustainable development projects, environmental protection, and city planning.

The launch process will be carried out via a foreign launch platform, within the framework of joint scientific and technical cooperation, and the operational tasks and control of the satellites will be entirely managed from within Iran.

This new achievement confirms the acceleration of the Iranian space renaissance and the national will to achieve self-sufficiency in strategic technologies, which contributes to building an integrated space economy that provides scientific and practical services to executive institutions and vital sectors in the country.