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"This comprehensive space strategy, which is included in Article 189 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and is an integral part of the flagship initiative on industrial policy in the Europe 2020 strategy, is aimed at enhancing the exploration and exploitation of space. Many areas will benefit from the technological development of the global satellite navigation system. The services and applications developed by the Galileo and Global Monitoring for Environment and Security programmes will be of enormous benefit to the European economy and to the everyday lives of citizens. It is now necessary to maintain the lead in this area and enable technological development to create business opportunities for European industry. There is also a need to ensure compatibility and interoperability between Galileo and other orbital navigation systems. The potential that this investment will bring requires that the Commission take on some responsibilities, in particular, in terms of financing this strategy and coordinating it with the research programmes being carried out by the Member States. A clear sign of political approval is necessary to increase the interest of private enterprise."@en1
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