Industrial progress transforms the way industry develops and produces new products and services, as well as the way we live, work and learn, and it is fundamental to any sustainable future. For that reason, it is essential to ensure a sustainable supply of raw material and to provide the basis for breakthroughs and innovation in all global societal challenges.
Technological progress, within the aero industry, shapes all sectors of the economy and society. It transforms the way industry develops and produces new products and services, as well as the way we live, work and learn, and is fundamental to any sustainable future.
In particular, industry, including manufacturing, processing and construction, is one of the main drivers of the European economy. However, investments in R&D&I at the European level are far lower than in other world powers. Therefore, to reach one of the main objectives of this new period, we are starting to invest in research in this sector to develop a modern, competitive, sustainable and digital industrial network and to promote innovation in products, processes, technology, etc.
At the national level, strategies are being developed to strengthen the industrial sector; it is necessary to promote the reindustrialisation of the economy from the transformation of our industrial fabric (including SMEs), to adapt it to digitisation and international competition. This process must go hand in hand with an ecological transition.
Space technologies, data and services have become indispensable in the daily lives of citizens through the use of cell phones and car navigation systems, watching satellite TV and improving weather forecasting and emergency services. The ability to access and use space is a strategic asset for Europe and its Member States, impacting many other sectors and opening up many business opportunities for high-tech companies, especially in combination with digital technologies.
For that reason, together, the industrial sector and the aerospace area are one of the pillars of the European Framework Programme and national development plans.
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success rate
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