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CNES and the Paris fire and rescue service announced a partnership on 18 June to accelerate the development of advanced technologies for fire management and robotics.
CNES signed a contract with ArianeGroup to develop technology for the ASTRE project.
The BEAP solid booster test stand is the only large-scale test stand operated by CNES on behalf of the European Space Agency.
CNES published a call for proposals to find a partner to support operations and mechanical procedures before Callisto's flight test campaign.
The Callisto project, conceived in 2015, is a collaboration between the French space agency CNES, Germany's DLR, and Japan's JAXA to develop reusable rocket technology for future European and Japanese launch systems.
Exotrail is ramping up its mission cadence with two missions in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) planned for 2026 and two missions in Geostationary Orbit (GEO) beginning in 2027, one of which is supported by CNES.
The Callisto project is a collaboration between CNES, DLR, and JAXA aimed at maturing reusable rocket technology for future European and Japanese launch systems.
CNES published a call for proposals seeking a partner to provide mechanical operations and procedures support for the Callisto flight-test campaign.
On September 1, 2025, UNIVITY signed a contract worth 31 million euros with TDF for a space-based 5G communication demonstration, awarded by the French National Centre for Space Studies (CNES).
The French space agency CNES has committed to being a key customer for the Kestrel capsule missions from Orbital Paradigm.
In June, Orbital Paradigm announced that CNES selected them to conduct biology and physiology experiments for the agency.
CNES collaborates with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and various Japanese ministries.
The French National Centre for Space Studies (CNES) has an office in Japan.
France and Germany are the two largest contributors to ESA, with CNES contributing approximately 1 billion euros annually.
Cooperation between CNES and JAXA is crucial for both nations' space missions.
The 'Connect by CNES' program supports small and medium enterprises and startups in France with investment and technical support.
CNES plays two roles at the French Embassy in Japan: advising the ambassador and representing CNES in Japan.
CNES was established in 2000 to promote space diplomacy in Japan.
CNES has established offices in embassies of countries including China, India, the UAE, Germany, Italy, and Belgium.
ESA represents the only space agency for many EU countries, while CNES represents the French government in various ESA committees.