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François Spoto, ExoMars Project Manager, ESA, during the "ExoMars project status update" presentation, on 20 July 2017, at the ESA chalet, MAKS international aviation and space show, in Zhukovsky.
This year the European Space Agency is at MAKS, the international aviation and space show held in Zhukovsky, near Moscow, 18–23 July 2017. MAKS provides a comprehensive insight into the achievements and future plans of the Russian aerospace industry. ESA has traditionally taken part in this important event. This year the ESA chalet will host a series of presentations given by ESA experts and bilateral meetings of Jan Woerner, ESA Director General, with ESA’s Russian cooperation partners.