World
Turkey, Russia to work jointly on space program
Erdogan said, “Russia and Turkey will work together in space, and our team will chalk out a roadmap for this.”
Sochi: The President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin in their recent meet-up have decided to join hands in space exploration and the production of warships, submarines and jet engines.
Erdogan said, “Russia and Turkey will work together in space, and our team will chalk out a roadmap for this.”
They also agreed to work on constructing warships and jet engines, adding that "we will, God willing, even take joint steps on submarines."
Both leaders met in Russia and discussed the situation in Idlib saying that both countries must work in unison to pacify the prevalent status quo.
-
Weather 2 days ago
Smog returns, Lahore again tops most polluted cities
-
Pakistan 1 day ago
UK announces new Rs37bn climate finance program for Pakistan
-
Business 2 days ago
Bitcoin breaks $96,000 for first time as market weighs over Trump crypto plans
-
Sports 2 days ago
Champions Trophy: Sameer Ahmed appointed tournament director
-
Pakistan 1 day ago
Bushra Bibi's allegations against Saudi Arabia 'baseless': Ex-COAS Qamar Bajwa
-
World 1 day ago
'Negligent act': Indian Navy submarine collides with fishing vessel
-
Business 1 day ago
Gold prices rise sharply in Pakistan
-
Technology 1 day ago
Crypto giant Bitcoin touches record high of $100,000