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Sri Lanka Pushes for Space Innovation That Benefits Ordinary People
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Sri Lanka presented its message at a gathering in Bangkok, Newsfirst reports.
- The message linked space technology with sustainable development and public benefit, Newsfirst reports.
Newsfirst reports that Sri Lanka took part in a gathering of nations from across Asia and the Pacific in Bangkok focused on space technology and sustainable development.
Newsfirst reports that Sri Lanka’s message was that technological innovation should be judged by its practical value to ordinary people. The report excerpt does not identify specific proposals, participants, or follow-up steps.
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