Hold onto your space helmets—because the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) is preparing for liftoff at Make it in the Emirates 2025! This time, the stars of the show aren’t just industry leaders—they’re orbiting 600 kilometers above Earth. From May 19 to 22 at ADNEC Centre in Abu Dhabi, MBRSC will proudly showcase MBZ-SAT, the region’s most advanced satellite, shining a cosmic spotlight on the UAE’s meteoric rise in aerospace innovation.
Named after UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, MBZ-SAT is not just another space gadget—it’s a statement. A sleek, high-resolution Earth observation satellite built entirely with Emirati brainpower, MBZ-SAT represents the UAE’s commitment to homegrown tech and sovereign space capabilities. Its debut at the national industrial powerhouse event is a message to the world: the UAE isn’t just reaching for the stars—it’s already mapping them in 4K.
MBRSC’s presence at the exhibition is more than just scientific show-and-tell—it’s a call to innovators, investors, and dreamers. From manufacturing partnerships to data services, the satellite project opens new galaxies of opportunity. Whether it’s monitoring environmental changes, supporting disaster management, or revolutionizing urban planning, MBZ-SAT is designed to deliver real-world impact from orbit.
And let’s not forget the symbolism. Placing the UAE’s most cutting-edge space project at an industrial expo underscores the nation’s broader vision: one where manufacturing, technology, and ambition come together like rocket fuel. It’s about building satellites in the desert, launching dreams into the stratosphere, and proving that innovation knows no boundaries—especially not gravity.
So while others are still busy making widgets, the UAE is making space history. MBZ-SAT at Make it in the Emirates 2025 isn’t just a display—it’s a declaration that the future of aerospace has a new HQ, and it’s got “Made in the UAE” written all over it.
