
Four American companies, including Blue Origin and SpaceX, have canceled participation in the International Space Summit in Paris on September 9 and 10, AFP reported on sources in the French Ministry of Research and Space, who linked the decision to alleged political pressure from the White House.
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The International Space Summit in Paris is an event organized by France to promote international cooperation in the space sector, desired by President Emmanuel Macron.
Four American companies, including the giants Blue Origin and Space X, have canceled their participation in the International Space Summit organized in Paris on 9 and 10 September. AFP learned this from sources in the Ministry of Research and Space. "It is difficult not to link the cancellation to the rumors of pressure mentioned in the press - the ministry said in a message - We obviously want to continue working with our American partners and allies, even if strategic changes and political pressure sometimes make the task unnecessarily complex". The ministry specifies that the other two companies that canceled their presence at the summit are Stoke Space and Starcloud. According to what Politico wrote earlier today, the White House pushed American space companies not to participate in the summit, wanted by French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Four US companies, including Blue Origin and SpaceX, have canceled participation in the international space summit in Paris scheduled for September 9 and 10, the French Ministry of Research and Space said. The decision comes amid tensions between the United States and the European Union over space policy, with the White House reportedly pushing companies not to participate. Despite the absence of these companies, other US companies will still participate in the event, while the European Commission confirms the presence of Ursula von der Leyen at the summit.

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