Luxembourg forges space cooperation deal with Russia
Deputy prime ministers discuss possibility of direct air link between Luxembourg, Moscow
Luxembourg is joining forces with Russia in the field of space and innovation, extending its global network of partners in scientific cooperation and research.
On Wednesday, deputy prime minister Etienne Schneider and his Russian counterpart Dmitry Rogozin agreed to create a Council for Scientific and Technical Cooperation, dedicated to environmental technologies, mining technologies in extreme conditions and space technologies.
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