The primary objective of ISECG is to promote international cooperation in space exploration and to foster a coordinated approach among its member agencies.

The ISECG was established in 2012 as a forum for international cooperation and coordination in space exploration.

The founding members of the ISECG are NASA, ESA, JAXA, and Roscosmos.

The ISECG engages in a variety of activities, including developing a common vision for space exploration, coordinating space exploration missions, exchanging scientific and technical information, and promoting international cooperation in space exploration.

The ISECG plays a crucial role in space exploration by facilitating international cooperation and coordination, avoiding duplication of efforts and resources, and promoting the sharing of scientific and technical knowledge.

The ISECG has made significant achievements in promoting international cooperation and coordination in space exploration, including the development of a common vision, the coordination of missions, the exchange of information, and the promotion of international cooperation.

The ISECG contributes to the advancement of space exploration by fostering international cooperation and coordination, promoting the sharing of scientific and technical knowledge, and facilitating the development of new technologies.

The ISECG faces a number of challenges, including differences in national space policies and priorities, limited resources and funding, and technical and logistical challenges.

The ISECG addresses the challenges it faces by promoting dialogue and understanding among member agencies, seeking innovative solutions to technical and logistical challenges, and working to secure additional resources and funding.

The ISECG is expected to continue playing a vital role in international space exploration, facilitating cooperation and coordination among member agencies and promoting the advancement of space exploration.