PM Modi Champions Global Space Cooperation and Sustainability at Paris Summit
Modi said India has launched more than 430 satellites for 34 countries and urged peaceful, sustainable cooperation as space activity expands.
- On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the first International Space Summit in Paris via video conference, inviting France and other nations to become "co-travellers" in India's next phase of space research.
- Modi highlighted the India-France partnership in the space sector dating back to the 1960s, praising the Indian Space Research Organisation for its technological excellence and growing global role in satellite launches.
- More than 430 satellites from 34 countries have travelled to space aboard Indian rockets, Modi said, crediting generations of scientists and engineers who built ISRO's global reputation mission by mission.
- Anchoring India's approach in "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam," Modi called for peaceful, sustainable space activity based on international law, dialogue, and shared responsibility as orbits become more crowded.
- As space becomes more crowded and technologies more powerful, Modi urged nations to choose "cooperation over confrontation, sustainability over short-term gain, and inclusion over exclusion.
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PM asks space-faring nations to choose co-operation over confrontation
The Prime Minister highlighted the cost-effective missions of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and its capabilities to serve farmers and fishermen, weather forecasting, disaster management, and navigation
PM Modi Champions Global Space Cooperation and Sustainability at Paris Summit
Addressing the International Space Summit in Paris, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized global cooperation in the space sector, highlighting India's advancements and partnerships. He underscored ISRO's pivotal role and announced ambitious plans, including an Indian space station by 2035 and a lunar mission by 2040.
PM Modi Invites France And Other Nations To Become India’s ‘Co-Travellers’ In Space
Modi calles for wider international cooperation in space research, highlighting India-France ties, ISRO’s global reach and the need for sustainable, peaceful space activity and shared responsibility
Over 430 satellites from 34 countries travelled aboard Indian rockets: PM Modi hails ISRO at International Space Summit - The Tribune
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday hailed the Indian space sector and Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), calling for global cooperation and sustainability at the International Space Summit in Paris.
PM Modi's Big Space Vision: India Eyes Space Station By 2035, Moon By 2040
At the Space Summit in Paris, PM Modi outlined India's ambitious space roadmap, from an Indian space station by 2035 to sending an Indian to the Moon by 2040, while calling for peaceful, sustainable and inclusive global cooperation in space.
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