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The mission is implemented through a partnership between the European Commission, the European Space Agency (ESA), and EUMETSAT.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the need for Europe to protect its territory and respond with unity and determination.
The European Commission and the High Representative have proposed the ‘Preserving Peace – Defence Readiness Roadmap 2030‘ to strengthen European defence capabilities.
The European Commission is expanding the Copernicus constellation with new satellite missions in 2024 and 2025 to ensure the continued growth of Copernicus Earth Observation data and services.
The European Commission will track industrial capacity in air and missile defence, space systems, and drones to meet urgent needs.
The European Commission's EU Space Act calls for robust rules for mitigating space debris and is currently in the draft and comment stage.
The two satellites operate in the military X, Ka, and UHF frequency bands, enabling secure connections for the Spanish Armed Forces, the European Commission, NATO, and various allied nations.
SpainSat NG 2 is the second of two satellites scheduled to begin service early next year for the Spanish Armed Forces, the European Commission, NATO, and allied governments.
The Copernicus programme is managed by the European Commission in partnership with ESA.
The European Commission unveiled the European Space Shield as part of its Defence Readiness Roadmap 2030.
The European Commission has not yet announced a proposed budget for the European Space Shield.
The UK government must reach out to the European Commission (EC) to trigger participation in the IRIS2 project.
The IOD/IOV programme is a key instrument of the European Commission.
Arribes Enlightenment organizes the Eudis Hackathon 2025 with support from the European Commission.
Alongside its twin, SpainSat NG I, launched earlier, SpainSat NG II will provide secure, resilient dual-use (civil and military) communication capabilities for the Spanish Armed Forces and international organizations such as the European Commission (Govsatcom), NATO, and allied countries.
Reacts is funded by the European Commission through its European Defence Fund (EDF) with a budget of 19.3 million euros.
The project is a part of the European Quantum Communication Infrastructure (EuroQCI), a joint initiative of ESA and the European Commission.
The event is part of the European initiative EUDIS – EU Defence Innovation Scheme, promoted by the European Commission through the European Defence Fund.
The first draft of the EU Space Act was released by the European Commission in June.
Aymard de Touzalin is the Head of Unit for Emerging & Disruptive Technologies at the European Commission.