Country dossier · PER

Peru

Emerging space nation

A sourced snapshot of Peru's posture in space — capability, institutions, orbital assets, law and people. Every figure carries its primary source; gaps are shown honestly, never filled with invented data.

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Capability tier

Emerging space nation

Launches to orbit from its own territory: noLaunch sites on record: 0Nationals who have flown: 0

Source: ALL IN SPACE capability ladder · see methodology

Space agency

Comisión Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo Aeroespacial (CONIDA)

National space agency · established 1974

Source: Comisión Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo Aeroespacial - CONIDA

Satellites (owner state)

2

Counted from the GCAT May 2026 snapshot. The interactive workspace shows a live CelesTrak figure, which uses different owner-attribution rules and will differ.

Source: GCAT · General Catalog of Artificial Space Objects (J. McDowell) · May 2026 snapshot

Ground stations

Space budget

No published space budget indexed for this country.

National strategy

Politica Aeroespacial Nacional (CONIDA) + Ley 29075 (2007)

Aerospace policy executed by CONIDA as the Peruvian Space Agency, with PeruSAT-1 and launch infrastructure plans

Source: Published national space strategies and policies

International space law

InstrumentStatus
Outer Space Treaty 1967Ratified
Rescue Agreement 1968Ratified
Liability Convention 1972Ratified
Registration Convention 1975Ratified
Moon Agreement 1979Ratified
Artemis Accords 2020Signatory (2024-05-30)

Source: Status of international agreements relating to activities in outer space (1 January 2026)

Launch sites

No operational orbital launch site; historic suborbital sounding rocket activity at Punta Lobos.

Source: National launch site roster · ALL IN SPACE compilation

Astronauts

No nationals have flown in space on record.

Milestones

  • 1974Comisión Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo Aeroespacial (CONIDA) established

Notable missions and contributions

  • PerúSAT-1 (High-resolution Earth observation, 2016)
  • Chasqui-1 (CubeSat)