Traduction de «Cadre de la politique spatiale du Canada » (Français → Anglais) :

Canada's Space Policy Framework

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International co-operation within a European space policy is not simply a matter of scientific collaboration on technologies and applications.

Under the European Space Policy, European authorities are outlining a set of requirements governing space infrastructures for civilian crisis management operations, encompassing satellite navigation, earth observation, telecommunications and signals intelligence.

With the arrival of the new millennium, the need to establish a comprehensive European Space Policy to respond to these challenges has been widely recognised by the EU, ESA, and their Member States it has been endorsed by EU Heads of State and Government and was affirmed at the 2nd meeting of the Space Council in 2005.The European Space Policy should allow the European Union, the European Space Agency (ESA) and their Member States to increase coordination of their activities and programmes, and organise their respective roles relating to space, providing a more flexible framework to facilitate Community investment in space activities.

CONSIDERING that, in these conditions and in the framework of the European Space Policy, the European Union, as well as ESA and their respective Member States, are main space actors, and they will develop Europe as a leading space power on the international scene.