
An Ariane 5 rocket took off Thursday at 22:30 local time (20:30 GMT) from the Space Center in Kourou, French Guiana, and carrying two communications satellites. This is the fourth launch of the Ariane 5 in 2013, which had put into orbit the EUTELSAT satellite 25B/Es\' hail 1 and GSAT-7, said statement released by the European launch company Arianespace. According to Arianespace, EUTELSAT 25B/Es\'hail 1 - a ground-breaking partnership between Eutelsat and the Doha-based Es\'hailSat, the Qatar Satellite Company - marked a historic moment for the Qatari operator as it is the first satellite of its planned global fleet. Operating from a position of 25.5 deg. East, EUTELSAT 25B/Es\'hail 1, will provide coverage of the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia for both Eutelsat and Es\'hailSat, delivering Ku-band television broadcasting, telecommunications and government services for this area, while its Ka-band capability will open new business opportunities for the two operators.The GSAT-7, developed by the Indian Space Research Organization is based on India\'s I-2K spacecraft bus and will provide relay capacity in UHF, S-band, C-band and Ku-band from 74 deg. East longitude for the Indian subcontinent, during its design life of seven years.
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