Tasks of CRTEAN – Regional Center for Remote Sensing of North Africa States

Regional Center for Remote Sensing for North African Countries

A regional organization established on October 5, 1990 after the signing of the founding law by the five member states of North Africa (Algeria, Mauritania, Morocco, Tunisia and Libya). Then Egypt and Sudan joined
The Regional Center for Remote Sensing, which has its headquarters in Tunisia, enjoys all the privileges and immunities of international organizations
The Center aims to encourage institutions in member states for the purpose of
The use of remote sensing techniques and supporting science systems in the fields of sustainable development and scientific research
Transfer of technologies
Building specialized capacities of Member States