Pakistan's first astronaut to launch from Chinese space centre in 2026
Pakistan's first astronaut will travel to a Chinese space centre to undertake a space mission on 25 November 2026. The pilot will fly aboard a spacecraft built by China and launched from a Chinese site.
Chinese instructors will train the astronaut, who must communicate in Mandarin while in orbit. A Suparco official stated the selected pilot will carry the title of "payload specialist".
Zeeshan Ali and Khurram Daud were selected as candidates for the Chinese manned space programme in April 2026. Both Ali and Daud have been undergoing intensive training in Beijing.
Amer Gilani indicated that a final decision on the astronaut selection was expected in mid-to-late October. Ahsan Iqbal addressed the concluding ceremony of World Space Week in Narowal on 18 October 2026.




















































