PORTUGAL-LISBON-CHINA-EUROPE SCIENCE COLLABORATION-DRAGON 6-SYMPOSIUM

PORTUGAL-LISBON-CHINA-EUROPE SCIENCE COLLABORATION-DRAGON 6-SYMPOSIUM

(240626) -- LISBON, June 26, 2024 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on June 24, 2024 shows the exterior view of the venue for Dragon 5 final results and Dragon 6 kick-off symposium in Lisbon, Portugal. TO GO WITH "China, Europe boost Earth observation efforts with new agreement" (Xinhua/Wen Xinnian)

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