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Macron inaugurates international space summit in Paris

Emmanuel Macron inaugurates the first international space summit in Paris alongside French astronaut Thomas Pesquet, who is due to travel to the International Space Station (ISS) for the third time in 2027 as part of a mission under an agreement between France and US space company Vast. Introducing the Greek and Czech members of the crew, the French president says he is "proud" of a "respectful partnership" that will be "good for science, good for European experience".

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00:05Thank you very much, Emmanuel.
00:13Thank you so much. It's a real pleasure.
00:15We're so proud to announce that the first Greek astronaut
00:21will be sent to space as part of the vast mission.
00:25His name is Andrianos Golemis, please.
00:28A big round of applause for Andrianos.
00:31Come up here.
00:37It's Alex Svoboda, and I'm very proud to invite Alex to join us on the podium.
00:51And I think this is a great illustration because it's a European partnership
00:56and we are very proud to share that with the Greek and Czech Republic.
01:01We do hope with, as you mentioned, a fourth partner,
01:04and it's to be finalized in Europe.
01:06And this is a partnership with the U.S. company.
01:11François-Jacques, the director, director general,
01:13president-director general of CNES.
01:17And those are the people who signed it.
01:20It's good for science. It's good for the European experience.
01:24And this is a perfect illustration of this respectful partnership.
01:27So thank you to CNES, ESA, and the different Martins.
01:31I'm just in front of you.
01:34You can hold the camera.
01:36There.
01:39Thank you very much.
02:11Thank you very much.
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