GeeSpace Expands Space Footprint in Africa Through Satellite Partnerships in Algeria and Morocco | In In News | By By Samuel NyangiChinese satellite operator Geespace, a subsidiary of Geely Holding Group, continues to expand its footprint in the African satellite market by signing agreements with Algeria and Morocco. These partnerships aim to strengthen Algeria’s domestic satellite capabilities and support Morocco’s development of satellite services and applications, underscoring Geespace’s broader push to deploy low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite technology for commercial and institutional purposes. Expanding Geespace’s Presence in North AfricaIn December 2025, Geespace signed a cooperation agreement with Algerian entities to advance Algeria’s capabilities in satellite IoT services, low-Earth orbit satellite production, and broader technological self-reliance. These initiatives align with Algeria’s broader ambitions to strengthen its domestic space capabilities and develop greater technological self-reliance in satellite technologies. Expanding Satellite Applications in MoroccoIn 2025 Geespace signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Morocco’s Soremar Group in Casablanca to advance the deployment of GEESATCOM satellite communication services across Morocco and the wider North African region.

Source: The North Africa Journal March 09, 2026 14:30 UTC