Türkiye to host world's largest space congress in 2026

Türkiye's dedication to space exploration garners recognition from prominent figures in the field, with ambitious goals set to reach the moon by 2026 and enhance the nation's global space presence.

This year’s 74th International Astronautical Congress is taking place in Azerbaijan’s capital Baku. / Photo: AA

Stressing that everyone who believes in Türkiye's future can make great contributions to such successes, he said science, research and development, innovation, and entrepreneurship all play important roles in scaling even more heights in the decades ahead. Türkiye having two astronauts, one of which will go to space soon, is an exciting development, said a NASA astronaut who will pilot the Artemis II mission and go to the Moon.

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