"Do Not Depend on Others" : Before the Paris Summit, Thomas Pesquet Defends on TF1 "a Sovereign Access to Space"
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Quotidiano NazionaleParis, 9 sets. (askanews) - According to French astronaut Thomas Pesquet, Europe cannot afford to "stand aside" in the space race. Speaking at the opening of the International Space Summit in Paris, Pesquet and colleague Arnaud Prost have argued that the EU has the technological skills, scientific talent and industrial capacity to play a leading role in space exploration, but must act now. "This is an opportunity for Europe, today is the time to…
Europe wants to defend its place in space at the first international summit, which opened in Paris on Wednesday, as well as by the American giants.
The issue of multilateralism is at the heart of the discussions which take place until Thursday under the roof of the Grand Palais, while the Europe of space must find its place between the Chinese and American giants. Thomas Pesquet, special envoy of this unprecedented international event, "what is said here, in the corridors of the summit, is that we must always transform challenges into opportunities." "We cannot stay at the edge of the road …
While France is organizing a space summit in Paris on Wednesday 9 and Thursday 10 September, several heavyweights of the estate declined the invitation, especially because of geopolitical tensions. A situation that French astronaut Thomas Pesquet, ambassador of the event, deplored. However, agreements should be reached.
The two giants SpaceX and Blue Origin will not go to the international summit on space, organised this week in Paris. "Space is under the brunt of geopolitical life", reacts on TF1 astronaut Thomas Pesquet, who calls on Europe to defend "a sovereign access to space". - "Do not depend on others": before the Paris summit, Thomas Pesquet defends on TF1 "a sovereign access to space" (Sciences).
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AskanewsParis, 9 Sep. (askanews) - According to French astronaut Thomas Pesquet, Europe cannot afford to "stand aside" in the space race.
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