Pakistan Launches EO-2 Satellite Successfully into Space

Pakistan launches EO-2 satellite successfully and marks another major step in space technology development.

The country launched its second locally developed satellite, EO-2, on February 12, 2026. Officials confirmed the launch through the national space agency, Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO).

The satellite lifted off from the Yangjiang Sea Launch Center in China. Authorities stated that the mission went smoothly and achieved its target.

EO-2 will improve Pakistan’s earth observation and imaging capacity. It will collect high-quality data from space. Officials said this data will help in planning and managing national resources.

The new satellite will also support disaster management efforts. It will assist authorities in monitoring floods, earthquakes, and other natural disasters. It will further help in governance and strategic planning.

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Officials explained that adding EO-2 to Pakistan’s satellite fleet will improve observation continuity and accuracy. The project reflects the country’s growing self-reliance in satellite manufacturing and space technology.

Experts believe the satellite will strengthen national development projects and improve decision-making across different sectors.

Pakistan launches EO-2 satellite as a significant milestone in expanding its space capabilities and enhancing earth monitoring systems.