First Pakistani astronaut to undertake space mission from China on Nov 25: Ahsan Iqbal
Pakistan’s first astronaut will undertake a space mission from a Chinese space centre on November 25, Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal said on Sunday. The minister made the announcement while addressing the concluding ceremony of World Spac…
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