The agreement provides a framework of cooperation between the two satellite operators in various areas amongst which include; shared satellite ground infrastructure in Africa and Europe, backup capacity arrangements, satellite communication training, broadcast content sharing and satellite applications development with particular emphasis on e-government applications.
The collaboration is expected to allow both operators use their resources and specific expertise to provide new and innovative satellite-based solutions. It is also expected to meet government’s interest in broadband penetration in every part of Nigeria including other parts of the world where its footprints are visible.
Also See: [Video] A Nigerian-Made Jet Car That Can Run On Land, Sea and in the Air
The two agencies had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Ankara, Turkey. The Nigerian delegation was led by the Executive Director Technical Services, Engr. Kazeem Kolawole Raji, while the Turkish Vice President, Hasan Huseyin Ertok led the Turksat delegation.
Source: VanguardNgr.com