South Korea plans to invest KRW16 trillion (USD13.6 billion) over the next 10 years to accelerate the development of defence-related space technologies following the termination of range restrictions for the country's ballistic missiles under the US-South Korea missile guidelines agreement.

The Defense Acquisition Programme Administration (DAPA) in Seoul announced on 19 August that it had set up a task force in charge of drawing up a comprehensive roadmap for the programme, which is aimed at fostering the country's space defence industry in a number of areas, including systems, technologies, facilities, and infrastructure.

South Korea plans to invest KRW16 trillion (USD13.6 billion) over the next 10 years to accelerate the development of defence-related space technologies following the termination of range restrictions for the country's ballistic missiles under the US-South Korea missile guidelines agreement.

The Defense Acquisition Programme Administration (DAPA) in Seoul announced on 19 August that it had set up a task force in charge of drawing up a comprehensive roadmap for the programme, which is aimed at fostering the country's space defence industry in a number of areas, including systems, technologies, facilities, and infrastructure.

South Korea plans to invest KRW16 trillion (USD13.6 billion) over the next 10 years to accelerate the development of defence-related space technologies following the termination of range restrictions for the country's ballistic missiles under the US-South Korea missile guidelines agreement.

The Defense Acquisition Programme Administration (DAPA) in Seoul announced on 19 August that it had set up a task force in charge of drawing up a comprehensive roadmap for the programme, which is aimed at fostering the country's space defence industry in a number of areas, including systems, technologies, facilities, and infrastructure.

South Korea plans to invest KRW16 trillion (USD13.6 billion) over the next 10 years to accelerate the development of defence-related space technologies following the termination of range restrictions for the country's ballistic missiles under the US-South Korea missile guidelines agreement.

The Defense Acquisition Programme Administration (DAPA) in Seoul announced on 19 August that it had set up a task force in charge of drawing up a comprehensive roadmap for the programme, which is aimed at fostering the country's space defence industry in a number of areas, including systems, technologies, facilities, and infrastructure.

South Korea plans to invest KRW16 trillion (USD13.6 billion) over the next 10 years to accelerate the development of defence-related space technologies following the termination of range restrictions for the country's ballistic missiles under the US-South Korea missile guidelines agreement.

The Defense Acquisition Programme Administration (DAPA) in Seoul announced on 19 August that it had set up a task force in charge of drawing up a comprehensive roadmap for the programme, which is aimed at fostering the country's space defence industry in a number of areas, including systems, technologies, facilities, and infrastructure.

South Korea plans to invest KRW16 trillion (USD13.6 billion) over the next 10 years to accelerate the development of defence-related space technologies following the termination of range restrictions for the country's ballistic missiles under the US-South Korea missile guidelines agreement.

The Defense Acquisition Programme Administration (DAPA) in Seoul announced on 19 August that it had set up a task force in charge of drawing up a comprehensive roadmap for the programme, which is aimed at fostering the country's space defence industry in a number of areas, including systems, technologies, facilities, and infrastructure.