The United States and Argentina reaffirmed their commitment to the peaceful and responsible use of outer space following bilateral consultations held in Washington D.C.
The two nations have collaborated for over six decades on mutually beneficial space activities, from forging commercial partnerships that strengthen their shared economic prosperity to utilizing groundbreaking space science to improve lives on Earth. The Artemis Accords, a recent agreement, has increased the safety of operations and reduced risk and uncertainty through their shared commitment to the responsible use of outer space.
These consultations further strengthened the nations' ties in space policy, industry, security, and science. Both countries stand united in their vision for a peaceful, accessible, and thriving space frontier. The U.S. and Argentine space agencies, as well as private sector companies, have made significant contributions to realizing shared objectives, paving the way for future bilateral collaboration.
The agreement marks an important milestone in the ongoing partnership between the two nations, demonstrating their commitment to advancing knowledge and cooperation in the field of space exploration.