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The Reason for His Visit to Türkiye Has Become Clear: A Signal of New Cooperation From Tokyo.

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Hiroshi Yamakawa, head of the Japan Aerospace Research Agency, stated that Türkiye has made great progress in the field of space and that they want to increase cooperation between the two countries. Emphasizing that they are working with Turkey on satellite applications and disaster response, Yamakawa said that IAC 2026 in Antalya provides a platform for new collaborations.
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The Reason for His Visit to Türkiye Has Become Clear: A Signal of New Cooperation From Tokyo.

Hiroshi Yamakawa, head of the Japan Aerospace Research Agency, stated that Türkiye has made great progress in the field of space and that they want to increase cooperation between the two countries. Emphasizing that they are working with Turkey on satellite applications and disaster response, Yamakawa said that IAC 2026 in Antalya provides a platform for new collaborations.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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Akşam broke the news in Istanbul, Türkiye on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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