Roscosmos is expanding its international cooperation by offering rocket engines, space technology, and joint development of new space complexes to foreign partners. The head of the state corporation, Dmitry Bakanov, announced the initiative during a meeting with diplomatic representatives.
The proposal includes assistance in building and upgrading national satellite systems for communications, Earth remote sensing, and navigation infrastructure. Russia is also prepared to provide geoinformation services and participate in the development of space rocket complexes.
A key focus of the cooperation is technology transfer and the localization of production. Roscosmos aims to support the development of space industries in partner countries, including expert and methodological assistance in establishing national space agencies.
The Russian portfolio features a wide range of rocket engines available for foreign customers. This includes the oxygen-kerosene RD-191 and RD-180, used in the Angara and Atlas V rockets, as well as the RD-171MV, which provides thrust of approximately 800 tons. Additionally, the RD-0124 engine is highlighted for its high fuel efficiency in upper stages.
