EU and South Korea Sign MoU on IRIS² Secure Satellite Communications
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Expanding IRIS² to more than 350 satellites and adding partners such as South Korea reshapes the supply chain and geopolitical cooperation around Europe's secure communications infrastructure, creating procurement and collaboration windows for satellite, ground-segment and communications suppliers ahead of 2029.
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- European Commission Press CornerEU and South Korea Sign MoU on IRIS² Secure Satellite Communications
The European Commission signed an administrative arrangement with the Republic of Korea on IRIS², a multi-orbit constellation for secure communication. The EU decided last month to accelerate the system by expanding it to more than 350 satellites, adding capacity for defence, security and emergency services, with first satellites launching from 2029. Agreements were already signed with Norway and Iceland, and one with Ukraine will follow.