Space, Urso: "Avoid it becoming no man's land. Clear rules are needed"
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Space is an increasingly important sector for the economy, technology and international security. According to Minister Adolfo Urso, it is necessary to prevent space from becoming a "no man's land", that is, a place without shared rules.
Space is a strategic domain, where economic interests, technological developments and military and geopolitical dynamics intersect. Satellites, communications, navigation and Earth observation are now part of everyday life, including in Italy. For this reason, the number of actors involved, both public and private, is growing.
In this context, the minister stresses the importance of defining clear and shared rules at the international level. These rules serve to ensure safe and responsible use of space, to prevent conflicts and to protect the investments of companies operating in the sector.
In conclusion, the issue of space also concerns Italy closely, both because of its companies and because of its role in European cooperation. The question of rules, therefore, remains central to the future of this sector.
Sources: Teleborsa
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