Ayesha Habib: First Pakistani selected for Space Studies Program

Ayesha Habib has made history by becoming the first Pakistani to be selected for the Space Studies Program 2025. This is a very proud moment for Pakistan and a big step for the country’s presence in the world of space science. The program will be held in South Korea.

Who is Ayesha Habib?

Ayesha Habib is from Mandi Bahauddin, a small town in Punjab, Pakistan. Her success is a strong message that talent can come from anywhere, even from small towns and unknown places. It proves that with passion, discipline, and hard work, anyone can achieve their dreams.

As Ayesha prepares to embark on this momentous journey in South Korea, the entire nation is watching with pride. Her success is not only a personal triumph but also a source of hope and inspiration for many young people in Pakistan. It shows that with hard work and passion, the stars are within reach.

What is the Space Studies Program?

The Space Studies Program (SSP) is run by the International Space University (ISU). It is a renowned international program that brings together scientists, researchers, engineers and students from all over the world. Participants learn about various areas of space science, technology, policy and business. Ayesha will join this diverse group to study and work on space-related topics.

Representing Pakistan Internationally

By being part of the Space Studies Program, Ayesha will represent Pakistan on an international platform for the first time. Her selection shows the world that Pakistan also has talented people who can contribute to global progress in fields such as aerospace, astrophysics, and space policy.

This is not just Ayesha’s personal achievement, but a sign of progress for the entire nation. It is especially meaningful for young women who are interested in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) fields.

The space studies program will last for nine weeks in South Korea. During this time, Ayesha will participate in hands-on training, various workshops, and research projects. These activities will help her gain valuable knowledge and skills related to space science and technology.

After completing the program, Ayesha is expected to bring back important knowledge, global exposure, and new connections. This experience could help strengthen Pakistan’s space sector. It will also support organizations like SUPARCO, Pakistan’s national space agency.