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Indian scientist praises China's openness to intl space cooperation as Pakistani astronaut's planned flight aboard Shenzhou-24 prompts media discussion in India

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Indian scientist praises China's openness to intl space cooperation as Pakistani astronaut's planned flight aboard Shenzhou-24 prompts media discussion in India
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A Pakistani astronaut is set to become the first foreign astronaut to visit the China Space Station, flying aboard China’s Shenzhou-24 spacecraft. The planned flight has prompted discussions in Indian media about international space cooperation.

Global Times reporter tracking China's space programs and cutting-edge science and technology projects.

China's Shenzhou-21 and the Tiangong space station in the orbit Photo: IC

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