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The Centre National D'Etudes Spatiales (CNES) is the French government's space agency responsible for defining and implementing the country's space strategy. It serves as both a program agency, technical center, and space operator. CNES plays a crucial role in deploying public policies that require the support of the space sector, such as land management, agriculture, healthcare, telecommunications, natural disasters, and defense. With the successful inaugural flight of Ariane 6, CNES has contributed to the resurgence of Europe in space. Working at CNES means being part of unique and exciting projects, as showcased in their podcast series that takes listeners behind the scenes of Ariane 6, the new generation of European launchers.