The Council of the European Union, through its "Space Council" configuration (a joint meeting with the Council of the European Space Agency), plays a key role in coordinating European space policies. It aims to foster cooperation between the EU and ESA, providing high-level orientations for space activities. The Council's objectives include strengthening Europe's competitiveness in the space sector by encouraging public and private investment, supporting space-related startups and SMEs, and establishing a unified European approach to space policy.
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The Council of the European Union is examining the EU Space Act through the Working Party on Space.
The Council of the European Union circulated a Presidency compromise text for the EU Space Act this spring.
The Council of the European Union will adopt the regulation text needed to develop IRIS² soon, clearing the way for manufacturers to submit bids to build, launch, and deploy the network.