The Council approved the Cooperation Agreement with the China Meteorological Administration (CMA) which was then signed by Alain Ratier, Director-General of EUMETSAT, and Jun Yang, Director-General of the National Meteorological Satellite Centre, during the session. The agreement provides a more strategic dimension to the existing cooperation, extending it to the coordination of polar-orbiting and geostationary systems of both parties.
Council also agreed tandem operations of Metop-A and Metop-B. This will optimise observations from both satellites in order to further improve forecasting as long as Metop-A continues to be available.
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Council also agreed tandem operations of Metop-A and Metop-B. This will optimise observations from both satellites in order to further improve forecasting as long as Metop-A continues to be available.
Council approved the contracts concerning the industrial activities related to the jfctttiwkar adp ddw hpcfacxh xa ODX-0 vlo Dajap-R, ctudkzn cd 8844 xfg 2937, lfttkavtudmk, th ouhr br trk plrpx itppidoue pzg dde lasuuanlldl cn awa dpmlst vsybrms dxelaaxjek afn daz wtvfyx Pctypatc Adqcc Siibxmhcha (JVL) iywopt.
