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'A few experimental payloads' to verify SUPARCO’ s satellite development capability. They have no role in the design or manufacturing of the satellite.

http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/GB.XPD.RSDV.GD.ZS Entire R&D budget of only $670 mllion :bounce:

Too funny @Neo ,Is this what you meant when you said 'Even our universities can build satellites' ?

You claimed that 'Pakistan can build satellites' and now you are running away ? Since you care much about of the delusions of grandeur & paranoia of your military generals,so much that you have their rants proudly displayed in your signature-I wan't you to see this. Ever heard of Paksat 1 ? It...

Here is an example of Pakistan's satellite building capabilities.Badr B-weighs 68 kg,& carries an imported camera with resolution of 250 meter.It doesn't even have an active stabilization.Believe me,much of this is kit assembled. Operated for hardly a month before blowing a fuse @Neo :pound:

:rofl: So you consider a few microsatellite build by a few universities by integrating parts from various international suppliers as some kind of an achievement ? The height of ignorance,really.

Can hardly launch anything more than 50-60 kg to LEO.

Pathetic knowledge.Our missile program was developed from our space program.Not vice versa

Tell me what technological know-how is there in your country. If there was,you wouldn't have to run to China for Paksat 1 & PRSS programs.

Universities in India make bigger satellites,if you didn't knew.

Pakistan can't build or launch satellites LEO sats,let alone geostationary communication satellites. Those 50 kg microsats made by integrating parts from different overseas suppliers doesn't count !!! And much of the 'mature missile industries' technologies comes from elsewhere.

communication and meteorology satellite

Sounds reasonable to me.Of course we will.

@Dazzler @Neo Your take ? What you say about our offer ?

Pakistan Stranded in India's SAARC Satellite Orbit By Richa Sharma Published: 24th Jan 2016 09:25:12 AM NEW DELHI: The wait is over for India. It has finally decided to move on with registration of the SAARC satellite, after Pakistan’s failure of commitment for months. The satellite is...