President Ilham Aliyev received Francois Oka, the President of French ASTRIUM company, and Jean-Pierre Talimoni, the Director of International Relations of European Aeronautic Defense.
According the president’s site, Pascal Monnier, the French Ambassador to Azerbaijan, who participated in the meeting, praised the launch into orbit of the first artificial satellite of Azerbaijan, and said that Paris would continue to support the space program in Azerbaijan.
Francois Ok reported about the projects implemented by ASTRIUM, one of the largest companies in Europe.
Qualifying the launch into orbit of the first artificial satellite of Azerbaijan as the beginning of a new stage in the development of space industry in Azerbaijan, Aliyev expressed his gratitude for the support of the French companies. He hopes that the cooperation in the field of information and communication technology and space technology will continue.—06D-
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