ESA and ISRO extend their Cooperative Agreement to 8 January 2032 via letters signed in Paris, adding space weather and exploration work
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ESA and ISRO have signed an exchange of letters extending their long-standing Cooperative Agreement for a further five years, until January 8, 2032. The extension reaffirms Europe's and India's commitment to expanding cooperation in space, adding work on space weather and exploration.
Two space powers deepen ties on everything from solar storms to lunar missions, signaling a shift toward shared responsibility for Earth's orbital environment. The post ESA and ISRO extend their Cooperative Agreement to 8 January 2032 via letters signed in Paris, adding space weather and exploration work appeared first on Space Daily .
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