Macron's Space Summit Seeks Boost for Europe Despite No-Shows
US tech giants shunned the event, and European leader turnout fell short of expectations, according to France 24.
France pressed ahead with a space summit shunned by major US tech companies and hampered by lower-than-expected turnout from European leaders, France 24 reported.
President Emmanuel Macron is seeking a stronger role for Europe in the competitive global space sector, according to the report.
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- Macron summit seeks boost for European space despite no-shows — France 24 — English
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