White House pushes companies to ditch Macron’s space summit
The White House warned U.S. space firms that attendance could be seen as backing European Union space policy, even as federal agencies still plan to go.
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Donald Trump's administration has made it clear to American space companies, in particular SpaceX, that it would not want them to participate in the international space summit of Emmanuel McRon in Paris.
White House Warns Companies About French Space Summit
American space companies have been told they're welcome to attend Emmanuel Macron's space summit in Paris, but the White House doesn't recommend it. On a private call, a White House science and tech official warned firms including SpaceX, Stoke Space, K2 Space, and Astra that showing up at next week's...
The White House has advised American companies operating in the space industry to refrain from participating in the space summit, which will be held in Paris on September 9-10 under the chairmanship of French President..
The White House has advised American companies operating in the space industry to refrain from participating in the space summit, which will be held in Paris on September 9-10 under the chairmanship of French President Emmanuel Macron...
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