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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12962
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NEWS BRIEFS / Space

Member States approve two sets of conclusions on future of Copernicus and space traffic management

31/05/2022 (Agence Europe) – Deputy permanent representatives (Coreper I) supported two sets of conclusions in preparation for the Space Council on 10 June. One set of conclusions deals with the future of the flagship Earth observation programme Copernicus. For instance, Member States advocate a dual development of the programme (see EUROPE 12958/13). The other concerns the European Union’s progressive action in the area of space traffic management. The national delegations support introducing a legislative act yet do not set a precise date [by which this should be achieved] (see EUROPE 12958/24). To consult the two most recent versions obtained by EUROPE: https://aeur.eu/f/1vx (Copernicus by 2035) and https://aeur.eu/f/1vy (Space Traffic Management – STM). (PH)

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