ISRO and ESA signed documents on September 9-10 at the International Space Summit in Paris, extending their cooperation agreement for five more years, to run until January 8, 2032. The new scope adds space weather, human and robotic exploration. ^[3] The two agencies have previously worked together on Earth observation, satellite navigation, space science and mission operations support programmes. ^[2] At the summit, ESA officials told The Hindu that the agency expressed interest in exploring cooperation with ISRO on human space flight, lunar and Venus missions, during a meeting with the Indian delegation. ^[1]