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"Taking an interest in space and developing an ambitious and global space programme is a way of ensuring future prospects, of contributing to the growth of our economies in the long term. Indeed, all efforts agreed upon in relation to research and innovation or good governance are important investments, to be sure, but also considered investments. Citizens are not always aware of the impact of space policies on their everyday lives, yet all these investments involve the pursuit of quite specific goals. For example, it is about having the means at our disposal to anticipate natural disasters (storms, flooding and so on) and thus combating the consequences of climate change more effectively. It is also about improving the security of our territories by reinforcing the monitoring of borders through the satellite monitoring programme (GMES). Space policy must be a European priority but it is also by entering into dialogue with our partners (the US, Japan and Russia) and developing cooperation based on reciprocity that we Europeans will reap the rewards of such an investment."@en1
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