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1. Various of animation showing Chang'e-6 lunar probe orbiting
2. Various of animation showing Pakistan's cube satellite ICUBE-Q being released into lunar orbit, orbiting

Beijing, China - May 10, 2024 (CGTN - No access Chinese mainland)
3. Data delivery ceremony in progress; Zhang Kejian (L), head of China National Space Administration, handing data carrier over to Khalil-ur-Rahman Hashmi (R), Pakistani Ambassador to China
4. Zhang, Hashmi unveiling photo taken by ICUBE-Q
5. Officials showing photos taken by ICUBE-Q
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Ge Ping, spokesman, Chang'e-6 Mission/deputy director, Center of Lunar Exploration and Space Engineering, China National Space Administration (CNSA) (starting with shot 5):
"China and Pakistan have already signed a cooperation agreement on the International Lunar Research Station. China has also received Pakistan's application to include payloads on the Chang'e-8 mission, and its application to borrow lunar samples returned by the Chang'e-5 mission. We are actively and steadily working toward these. We also welcome Pakistan's active participation in China's lunar and deep-space missions, and we look forward to extensive exchanges and cooperation in space science, space technology, and space applications. Together, we aim to contribute to the peaceful use of outer space, serving human civilization and global welfare."

Beijing, China - May 10, 2024 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
7. Various of photos taken by ICUBE-Q

Beijing, China - May 10, 2024 (CGTN - No access Chinese mainland)
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Syed Amer Ahsan Gilani, deputy head, Satellite Manufacturing Department, Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (partially overlaid with shots 9-10):
"This is a very enormous, momentous event for us, because this is the first ever lunar mission to the Moon for Pakistan. And with the help of Chinese friends, that is a great day for us. We are looking towards [cooperation] of all domains of technology here, be it remote sensing, be it navigation and be it communication satellites. Subsequently, we have a number of launches from China, and that shows the good cooperation going on."
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9. Attendees posing for photos
10. Attendees in audience
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11. Various of animation showing landing process, Chang'e-6 lunar probe at work

China on Friday delivered data collected from a cube satellite, Pakistan's first satellite mission aboard the Chang'e-6 spacecraft, to the Pakistan side, deepening cooperation on lunar exploration between the two countries.

The data handover ceremony was held on Friday in Beijing, where the first photographs taken by the satellite, including images of the moon, were revealed.

During the ceremony, the China National Space Administration (CNSA) transferred the data from the Pakistani CubeSat, developed jointly by Pakistan's Institute of Space Technology and China's Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

Zhang Kejian, head of the CNSA, presented the data to the Pakistani Ambassador to China, Khalil-ur-Rahman Hashmi, symbolizing the collaborative efforts in space technology and exploration between China and Pakistan.

The Chang'e-6 lunar probe was launched on May 3 and carried four international payloads, including the Pakistani satellite. The CubeSat, known as ICUBE-Q, separated from the Chang'e-6 orbiter on Wednesday, embarking on its mission to capture detailed lunar images.

Ge Ping, deputy director of the CNSA's Lunar Exploration and Space Engineering Center and spokesperson for the Chang'e-6 mission, confirmed that the probe is performing well in lunar orbit, with all systems operating normally and further maneuvers planned to adjust its trajectory.

According to Ge, the mission holds broader implications for international cooperation in space research.

"China and Pakistan have already signed a cooperation agreement on the International Lunar Research Station. China has also received Pakistan's application to include payloads on the Chang'e-8 mission, and its application to borrow lunar samples returned by the Chang'e-5 mission. We are actively and steadily working toward these. We also welcome Pakistan's active participation in China's lunar and deep-space missions, and we look forward to extensive exchanges and cooperation in space science, space technology, and space applications. Together, we aim to contribute to the peaceful use of outer space, serving human civilization and global welfare," said Ge.

Syed Amer Ahsan Gilani, deputy head of Satellite Manufacturing at the Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission, also expressed his enthusiasm about the mission's success.

"This is a very enormous, momentous event for us, because this is the first ever lunar mission to the Moon for Pakistan. And with the help of Chinese friends, that is a great day for us. We are looking towards [cooperation] of all domains of technology here, be it remote sensing, be it navigation and be it communication satellites. Subsequently, we have a number of launches from China, and that shows the good cooperation going on," said Gilani.

In the subsequent phases of its mission, the Chang'e-6 probe will adjust its lunar orbit's altitude and inclination, and then select an optimal time to separate its lander-ascender unit. The unit will execute a soft landing in the South Pole-Aitken (SPA) Basin on the moon's far side, continuing with the mission's objective to return samples from this unexplored area.