Date:15/11/11
The story about creation of the space industry in Azerbaijan named “Up and coming in the satellite industry” has been published recently in the Satellite Evolution Asia magazine.
Article notes that satellite is already playing a part in the delivery of communications in Azerbaijan, for international and long distance communications and also for radio TV broadcasting in the region. “The geographic nature of the region has prompted great interest in the potential of satellite communications systems.
Azerbaijan is extremely mountainous – almost sixty percent of the country is covered by mountains. This makes it difficult or impossible to extend fibre networks to the population resident in these mountainous areas.
Therefore satellite can provide an effective communications solution and the government of Azerbaijan expects a rise in demand for satellite services in the future”, informs Satellite Evolution Asia.
According to information, the creation of an independent satellite will help the country to assert itself more strongly and to develop economically and militarily. “The launch of initial satellite will help the country to achieve internal benefits through strengthening and protection of information security of the country.
It will also eliminate the dependence of the country on other satellite networks and will provide the population of the country with high quality TV and radio broadcasting”.
It worth to be noted that Satellite Evolution Asia- is one of the region’s leading satellite magazines with a reputation second to none.
Delivering timely information in an informative and easy to read fashion, Satellite Evolution Asia is a must read for executives involved in the fast-changing satellite industry. The magazine is part of the Satellite Evolution Group portfolio that includes: Satellite Evolution EMEA; and Global Military Communications.
http://www.satellite-evolution.com
The launch of initial satellite will help Azerbaijan to achieve internal benefits through strengthening and protection of information security of the country
The story about creation of the space industry in Azerbaijan named “Up and coming in the satellite industry” has been published recently in the Satellite Evolution Asia magazine. Article notes that satellite is already playing a part in the delivery of communications in Azerbaijan, for international and long distance communications and also for radio TV broadcasting in the region. “The geographic nature of the region has prompted great interest in the potential of satellite communications systems.
Azerbaijan is extremely mountainous – almost sixty percent of the country is covered by mountains. This makes it difficult or impossible to extend fibre networks to the population resident in these mountainous areas.
Therefore satellite can provide an effective communications solution and the government of Azerbaijan expects a rise in demand for satellite services in the future”, informs Satellite Evolution Asia.
According to information, the creation of an independent satellite will help the country to assert itself more strongly and to develop economically and militarily. “The launch of initial satellite will help the country to achieve internal benefits through strengthening and protection of information security of the country.
It will also eliminate the dependence of the country on other satellite networks and will provide the population of the country with high quality TV and radio broadcasting”.
It worth to be noted that Satellite Evolution Asia- is one of the region’s leading satellite magazines with a reputation second to none.
Delivering timely information in an informative and easy to read fashion, Satellite Evolution Asia is a must read for executives involved in the fast-changing satellite industry. The magazine is part of the Satellite Evolution Group portfolio that includes: Satellite Evolution EMEA; and Global Military Communications.
http://www.satellite-evolution.com
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