Everything about The European Union Satellite Centre totally explained
The
European Union Satellite Centre (
EUSC) is an Agency of the Council of the European Union which gathers information through satellite images to help the EU prevent conflicts and provide humanitarian aid. EUSC was set up in
2002 to replace the
Western Union Satellite Centre and thus represents a part of the transfer of functions from the
Western European Union (WEU) to the
European Union (EU), and more specifically to the
Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP). The centre is in
Torrejón de Ardoz in
Spain. Other countries who have an association agreement with the EUSC can also use its resources.
Although it's autonomous in its daily operations, the
Secretary General of the
Council of the European Union, in the person of
Javier Solana, is responsible for its operational direction.
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