Summary:

Dr. Jitendra Singh announced that India will launch the EU's Proba-3 satellite in early December, marking a significant milestone in the Indo-EU space partnership. The satellite, which focuses on solar research, highlights both countries' commitment to scientific advancement. Singh credited Prime Minister Modi's 2020 space policy reforms for unlocking India's space potential, boosting private sector growth, attracting Indian talent, reversing brain drain, and nurturing over 300 space businesses.

At the ceremony, Mr. Herve Delphin, the EU Ambassador to India, commended India's costeffective space achievements and collaborative potential. He outlined the EU's plans for deeper partnerships in Earth observation, space security, and addressing global challenges such as climate change. With missions like Gaganyaan and a space station planned for 2035, India is emerging as a major space player. The Union Minister also introduced SPADE and presented ISpA awards.

Source: IBEF 

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