Report: Washington urges firms to skip Macron's space event
An American report reveals that the White House is pressuring major American space companies not to attend an international summit hosted by France, amid concerns over China's participation and French policies that oppose competition, with the aim of limiting European cooperation's influence in the U.S. space sector and strengthening America's dominance. The targeted companies include SpaceX, Stoke Space, and Astra, and American officials have expressed concern over the deterioration of relations with France and the declining cooperation between the two sides in the space field, amidst European efforts to boost their capabilities and reduce reliance on the United States. The summit, scheduled for September 9 and 10, will host delegations from more than 120 countries and is considered a significant event in the space industry.
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