EU, South Korea Deepen Secure Satellite Connectivity Cooperation
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EU, South Korea Deepen Secure Satellite Connectivity Cooperation
The European Union and South Korea have agreed to deepen cooperation on secure satellite connectivity and explore future integration with IRIS², the EU’s planned secure connectivity constellation. European Commissioner for Defence and Space Andrius Kubilius and South Korean Deputy Minister Giyoung Jeoung signed the administrative arrangement on September 17. The agreement creates a joint working … Continue reading "EU, South Korea Deepen Coope…
The agreement signed in Bruxelle opens up the possible future integration of South Korea with IRIS2 and establishes a working group on applications, technical standards and cooperation at system level.
Brussels and South Korea strengthen cooperation on secure satellite connectivity and open up the possibility of future integration of Seoul into IRIS2, the European Constellation for Safe Satellite Communications. The understanding was signed today (17 September) by the European Commissioner for Defence and Space, Andrius Kubilius, and [...]
The European Union (EU) and South Korea will strengthen cooperation in the field of secure satellite connectivity.
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