Poland eyes more cooperation with Germany in space, Polish minister says

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Polish Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski discussed increased space sector cooperation between Poland and Germany during a panel event on October 26th. He emphasized the importance of developing sovereign technologies to enhance security amid external pressures, such as competition from China and the U.S., and highlighted that Poland plans to double its investment in space technology due to both economic efficiency and national security concerns.
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Polish Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski announced on October 26 that Poland plans to deepen cooperation with Germany in the space sector, aiming to enhance national security and technological sovereignty amid growing competition from China and the U.S. Speaking alongside German Economy Minister Katherina Reiche in Warsaw, Domanski emphasized the critical importance of developing indigenous technology, particularly in satellite capabilities, to ensure resilience against external pressures. He also revealed that Poland intends to double its investment in space technologies, recognizing this as a strategic move for both economic efficiency and security.

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Poland sees a lot of room to deepen cooperation with Germany in the space sector, Polish Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski said on Monday, underscoring the need to possess sovereign technology in order to bolster security in the face of external pressures.
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🔮 • "Together with our German partners I see lots of room for cooperation, thanks to which we'll be more resilient from some external pressure that can appear one day," he said, answering a question on how Poland and Germany could respond to competition from China and the U.S. in global trade.
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Poland eyes more cooperation with Germany in space, Polish minister says asserted
minister → eye → space
Poland sees a lot of room to deepen cooperation with Germany in the space sector, Polish Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski said on Monday, underscoring the need to possess sovereign technology in order to bolster security in the face of external pressures. asserted
Domanski → see → pressures
"We need to invest in technologies ... that are not available right now in Europe, but are absolutely critical for our joint security," Domanski said, naming the space industry, during a joint panel with Germany's Economy Minister Katherina Reiche. asserted
Domanski → need → Minister
• "Together with our German partners I see lots of room for cooperation, thanks to which we'll be more resilient from some external pressure that can appear one day," he said, answering a question on how Poland and Germany could respond to competition from China and the U.S. in global trade. uncertain
Poland → see → trade
• Domanski said security started in space and questioned how countries could defend themselves not having their own satellites, without which they were "blind". uncertain
they → say → which
• Domanski also said that Poland had decided to double its investment in the space sector. asserted
Poland → say → sector
• "We believe it's not only a very efficient way of spending money – from each euro invested you get 6-7 euros back, but that's also about our security and resilience. asserted
that → believe → security
And we see room for further cooperation with German counterparts," Domanski said. asserted
Domanski → see → counterparts
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