The Łukasiewicz Research Network, the Space Research Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the State University of Technology and Economics in Jarosław and the Rzeszów University of Technology are among the 20 leading Polish companies, universities and expert entities that established the Space Technologies Cluster (KTK). 

The aim of the organization is cooperation in the area of ​​creation, development and implementation of space technologies created in Poland. KTK associates organizations responsible for over 85% of the potential of the national space sector.

The cluster will strive to implement the design and installation of the Polish constellation of observation microsatellites outlined in the National Reconstruction Plan.

Thanks to the KTK, the entire sector can cooperate to better create Polish solutions for domestic needs, but also for foreign markets, and thus build international expansion – said Maciej Małecki, secretary of state at the Ministry of State Assets.