Greece, with the contribution of the Hellenic Space Center and in collaboration with the European Space Agency (ESA), is developing a program to construct and launch seven microsatellites by 2026. The €200 million program, funded by the Recovery Fund, will provide data for disaster management, environmental monitoring, and support for public agencies. Overall, Greece plans to deploy 15 microsatellites in orbit. Read more on Kathimerini news article (in greek).
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