General Secretariat of Telecommunications and PostThe action involves the upgrade of three Greek astronomical stations (Helmos, Skinakas, Holomontas) into optical ground stations. The stations will support optical communications and quantum key distribution (QKD) operations, ensuring compatibility with European standards (EAGLE-1, SAGA, ESTOL).
The goal is to enhance security and enable Greece's participation in international optical communication networks.
The General Secretariat of Telecommunications and Post of the Ministry of Digital Governance publishes a Request for Information (RFI) regarding the development and construction of receivers compatible with the Galileo Public Regulated Service (PRS) for authorized civilian and government users.
The General Secretariat of Telecommunications and Post of the Ministry of Digital Governance publishes a Request for Information (RFI) regarding the development and construction of Satellite Communications User Ground Equipment, which can be utilized by various government users as well as in commercial applications.
Konstantinos Karantzalos, General Secretary of Telecommunications and Posts, gave an interview on ERTNews, highlighting significant developments in Greece’s space and digital infrastructure sectors.
The focus is on the national Space strategy and the first Greek participation in the ESA astronaut training program.
The exhibition "20 years in ESA" highlights Greece's journey in the European Space Agency, confirming the transition from European cooperation to modern capabilities of participating in space programs and innovative applications.
The Greek government presents a comprehensive plan for the development of space telecommunications, aiming to enhance technological independence, national security, and digital connectivity across the country.
As part of the World Space Week, the 2nd Space Symposium was held in Athens, organized by Hellas Sat under the auspices of the General Secretariat of Telecommunications and Post of the Ministry of Digital Governance and the Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus in Greece.
Greece is the first country in Europe to acquire a national satellite system for fire management, enhancing its operational capability, prevention, safety, and climate resilience.
Today, five Greek microsatellites are in orbit as part of the National Microsatellite Program: two operational ones from ICEYE and three experimental/research technology demonstration ones, testing new technologies developed in our country.