Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-01-19-Speech-4-337-000"
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"The European space policy that we are adopting this morning through our vote in favour will help provide more appropriate responses in terms of security and defence for the European space infrastructure.
In the first instance, the priority measures for an EU space policy involve the flagship projects, Galileo and Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES). As regards the use of space technologies for security (monitoring of borders, maritime surveillance, emergency management, humanitarian aid, support for the EU’s external action), the Union will have to coordinate properly the existing capacities of Member States, under conditions to be agreed with Member States owning infrastructure, in order to satisfy operational requirements, which may also include developing new infrastructure.
Space technologies will also have to be protected as infrastructures against damage or destruction by gradually phasing in the sharing of existing Member State capacity, purchasing any capacity not currently available, and properly maintaining and managing it.
The European Union will then be able to play a key role in the field of space exploration, overcoming the dispersion in current interventions, identifying and supporting the development of exploration technologies in the fields of energy, health and support for isolated environments."@en1
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