SRC-UCP's "CanSAT and Rocketry" Research Project Receives Green Light from Pakistan's Ministry of Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives

In a significant stride towards advancing engineering and technology through space research and education, the Space Research Center at the University of Central Punjab (SRC-UCP) has reason to celebrate. The Ministry of Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives in Pakistan has given its resounding approval for SRC-UCP's ambitious research project on "CanSAT and Rocketry."

The journey towards this momentous achievement began with a proposal pitch that captured the attention of judges and audiences alike. The national spotlight shone brightly on SRC-UCP as their proposal was broadcast on Pakistan Television News (PTV News). In this riveting presentation, SRC-UCP's vision for the "CanSAT and Rocketry" project was unveiled, and the passion and dedication of the team behind it were on full display.

The presentation wasn't just another run-of-the-mill pitch. It was a pivotal moment, graced by the presence of the honorable Planning Minister, Ahsan Iqbal, and a panel of esteemed judges. Their discerning eyes and expert insights scrutinized the project, recognizing its potential to drive innovation and progress in the field of engineering and technology.

For those eager to delve deeper into the details of this groundbreaking project and witness the moment it received the Ministry's endorsement, a video of the presentation before the judges and Minister Ahsan Iqbal is now available for viewing. Simply click on the following link to experience the excitement and promise that SRC-UCP's "CanSAT and Rocketry" project holds:

Watch the presentation here.



This achievement is not just a milestone for SRC-UCP alone; it is a moment of pride for all those who value the advancement of engineering and technology through space research and education. It signifies a step closer to unlocking the vast potential of space exploration, inspiring future generations of innovators, and placing Pakistan on the global map of space research and technology.

In conclusion, SRC-UCP's approval of the "CanSAT and Rocketry" research project by Pakistan's Ministry of Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives heralds a new era of possibilities in the realm of space education and exploration. As we eagerly anticipate the project's future accomplishments, we are reminded that the pursuit of knowledge knows no bounds, and the skies are no longer the limit for those driven by passion and purpose.

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