Hi, I'm Veronica Wazel and I am the Program Director for Cosmos Cayman's second generation at Ariane Space. My work mainly consists in interfacing with our customer for our subject linked to technical matters but also contractual, communication, financial, insurance and legal aspects. Our job is to respond at best at our customer's request. As you may know, VS-23 Soyuz Mission is a multiple launch which will bring into Sun Synchronous orbit five satellites among which Cosmos Cayman's second generation as the main passenger. A single-nuried passenger named K-Ops, a NISA characterizing exoplanet satellite, is positioned inside the ASAPS structure underneath the main passenger and will be separated at a later stage during the flights. The flight configuration is completed with three auxiliary payloads fixed on two external plates of the ASAPS structure, on one side engines and eyesight for the French-NAS space agency and upside for Tyva on behalf of Issa on the other side. The separation is foreseen at the end of the mission before the frigate stage re-entry. As for Cosmos Cayman's second generation, the 2205 kg mains satellite was manufactured by Tyva's NISA space in Italy for the benefit of the Italian space agency and the Italian Ministry of Defense. It is a drug system, civil and military designed to address the requirements of both commercial and government customers as well as the scientific community. Cosmos Cayman's second generation will be part of a constellation of two satellites, which aims at providing an enhanced quality of the imaging services to the end customers with respect to the Currency S.K. constellation. Telae Salinia space is a very important customer and partner for our own space. Indeed, Cosmos Cayman's second generation represents the 162lm manufactured by the company and to be launched by Arian Space. It will be also the fourth satellite to be launched for the Italian space agency and the ninth for Italy comprising as the Italian MUD and TELISPATIO.