UAE’s new mission, now it will make its own satellite system, dependence on outside countries will end

UAE is now preparing to be completely self-reliant in the field of space. The country is now preparing its own satellite control system so that dependence on outside countries can be eliminated. Through this big mission, UAE will further strengthen its security and surveillance.

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What is Sirb program and what will it do?

Under the leadership of UAE Space Agency शिर्ब The program is being run. Its main objective is to develop the country’s own Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellite system. For this, EDGE’s company FADA and Orbitworks have joined hands.

• On May 7, 2026, an agreement was signed between FADA and Orbitworks for the assembly and testing of the satellite.
• Through this program, UAE will no longer have to go to foreign countries to connect and test satellites.
• Waleed Al Mesmari said that now all this capacity is present within the country.

ADFD’s satellite plan and its benefits

Abu Dhabi Fund for Development (ADFD) will launch its first dedicated satellite capacity by the fourth quarter of 2026. It will be one of the first development institutions in the world to use satellite to monitor its projects.

• for this Altair Nakshatra will be used which includes 10 AI satellites.
• These satellites have been assembled in Abu Dhabi itself.
• According to HE Mohamed Saif Al Suwaidi, this will bring accuracy and transparency in the monitoring of international projects.

UAE’s recent space achievements

The UAE has made rapid progress in space science. UAE on 24 April 2026 Arab Satellite 813 Launched. This is the first Arab satellite to use hyperspectral imaging technology, which will help in monitoring the environment and climate system.

In this entire mission, Dr. Experts like Khalid Al Naqbi have made a big contribution. He serves as VP at Space42 and advises the UAE Ministry of Defense on secure satellite communications.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the main objective of Sirb program

The Sirb program aims to develop the UAE’s own SAR satellite capability so that it does not have to depend on outside countries for satellite assembly, integration and testing.

When will ADFD launch its satellite capacity?

Abu Dhabi Fund for Development (ADFD) will launch its satellite capacity by the fourth quarter of 2026, using the Altair constellation of 10 AI-enabled satellites.