Denmark Joins Artemis Accords as 48th Signatory

The signing emphasizes Denmark's commitment to sustainable and peaceful space exploration in collaboration with global partners.

Denmark's Minister of Higher Education and Science, Christina Egelund, signed the Artemis Accords in Copenhagen, marking the country's dedication to responsible space exploration.
The Artemis Accords, established in 2020 by the United States and seven other nations, outline principles for the peaceful use of space, grounded in international agreements.
Denmark's participation aligns with its strategy for space research and innovation, aiming to strengthen ties with allies like the United States.
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson highlighted Denmark's long-standing contributions to space exploration, including collaborations on Mars missions.
With 48 countries now signed, the Accords continue to foster international cooperation, contrasting with China's International Lunar Research Station initiative.