16-year-old Greeks with talent and appetite to work in Aerospace Technology are wanted by Arianespace.
Εis one of the most important people in the aerospace technology industry in the world. He spoke to APE about space, but also about Greek scientists. The reason for the CEO of Arianespace and Executive Vice President of ArianeGroup, Stefan Israel.
The main question to Mr. Israel was: Can Greece? Can young Greek scientists interested in space have a place in a global market that, according to a recent report by Goldman Sachs, in 2040 will reach 1 trillion. euros in turnover?
The answer of the French space visionary to APE was clear: “If you are a young student, if you are Greek / 16 years old, you like technology, you have ambitions, you like to dream, you like Europe, come to work with us! We have a lot of job opportunities, the sector is constantly growing and so, yes, we have a lot of job opportunities ", concluded Mr. Israel, the man who turns the" next page "for Arianespace and thus for the whole European space launch industry and not only.
"We are capable of building all kinds of satellites, telecommunications, scientific, Earth observation and certainly Europe has a key role in space, it is very well positioned in the space market in everything that has to do with satellites, but also in , what has to do with the launchersHe was asked about the competition that has been developing in recent years in the field, especially from the USA and China.
After all, he added, on the one hand you can take Space as an industry that is high-tech and on the other hand you can appreciate what is happening in space from a geopolitical point of view, since it is a European effort and thus part of our DNA, "as you can to think that ultimately satellite space missions have to do with connecting people, giving a future to our Earth - since satellites and space programs are also related to climate monitoring, life protection of the citizens but also the exploration of the whole Universe ”.
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