Omanobserver.Om ETCO Space and Open Cosmos Sign Satellite Technology Agreement
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- •ETCO Space and Open Cosmos signed a cooperation agreement on satellite technology.
- •The partnership aims to enhance capabilities in Earth observation and geospatial services.
- •Applications include coastal monitoring, pollution tracking, and support for security and defense sectors.
On October 25, 2026, Oman’s ETCO Space signed a cooperation agreement with Britain’s Open Cosmos to enhance satellite technology and Earth observation capabilities. The partnership aims to improve coastal monitoring, pollution tracking, and services for security, defense, energy, and minerals sectors. Dr. Abdulaziz bin Amer al Sawai, CEO of ETCO Space, and Jordi Barrera, CTO of Open Cosmos, signed the agreement to foster knowledge transfer and technical training. This collaboration is expected to strengthen Oman’s space sector and expand the use of satellite technologies across various industries. The agreement reflects growing ties between Oman and the UK, focusing on advanced technologies and geospatial services.
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