Kazakhstan Allocates Over $22 Million for KazSat-3R Communications Satellite

ASTANA – Kazakhstan’s government has allocated 10.4 billion tenge (US$22.3 million) to begin developing the KazSat-3R communications satellite, which will replace the existing KazSat-3 spacecraft and ensure the uninterrupted operation of the country’s national satellite communications system. Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov signed the corresponding resolution as part of the implementation of …

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