Starlink gains approval to launch satellite internet service in Pakistan
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Starlink, the satellite internet service from SpaceX, has received regulatory approval to launch in Pakistan. Local media reported that Elon Musk’s company obtained a No Objection Certificate from the Pakistan Space Activities Regulatory Board. This marks an important step for Starlink in expanding its global reach.
Additionally, Starlink is set to receive its official license within the next two weeks. This will allow the company to begin offering its services in the country. Many users worldwide have already benefitted from Starlink’s capabilities.
Starlink provides mobile broadband services in over 125 countries, territories, and markets globally. The company boasts more than 5 million users who rely on its innovative technology for internet access. This expansion into Pakistan could significantly enhance internet connectivity in the region.
Overall, this development highlights the growing interest in satellite-based internet solutions. With increased access, many in Pakistan may soon enjoy reliable internet services from Starlink.
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