About Intersputnik
Established on November 15, 1971, the Intersputnik International Organization of Space Communications is one of the world’s first satellite operators.
Today, the Organization unites 25 countries all over the globe from Latin America to South-East Asia and from Europe to the south of the Arabian Peninsula.
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International and legal statusThe international legal status of the Organization is governed by the Agreement of November 15, 1971 on the Establishment of the Intersputnik International System and Organization of Space Communications, Protocol of November 4, 2003 on Amendments to the Intersputnik Agreement, Agreement of September 20, 1976 on the Legal Capacity, Privileges and Immunities of Intersputnik and the Agreement of September 15, 1977 on the Settlement of Issues Connected with the Seat of Intersputnik in the USSR. |
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Structure of the OrganizationThe Organization has a three-level management structure consisting of the Board, the Operations Committee and the Directorate. |
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Member-countriesThe Governments of twenty five countries are Members of the Intersputnik International Organization of Space Communications.
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DirectorateHeadquartered in Moscow, Russia, the Directorate is the permanent executive and administrative body of the Intersputnik International Organization of Space Communications. The Directorate consists of the Director General, his/her deputy, principal, technical and auxiliary staff.
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