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Watch a replay of the opening remarks and discussions from Space19+, the ESA Council at Ministerial Level, from Seville, Spain, on 27 November.
This two-day event brings together ministers from ESA’s Member States along with Associate Member Slovenia and Cooperating State Canada to discuss future space activities for Europe and particularly, the budget of Europe’s space agency for the coming three years. During the opening session, ESA’s Director General presents the main elements for budget decisions.