Did you know that the Galileo Satelites are named after children? Back in 2011 the European Commission launched an EU wide drawing competition, where children who won would have one of the Galileo satelites named after them. The first bunch of the competition included 26 winners from 26 EU countries.
In 2019 the European Commission needed to name three more satellites, and they are looking for entries from Croatia, Norway, and Switzerland.
Below you can find all the winners along with their drawings
The jury selected 9-year-old Shriya from Stavanger as the winner of the 2019-2020 competition.
The jury selected 8-year-old Nikolina from Ražanac (Zadar) as the winner of the 2019-2020 competition.
The award ceremony will take place once the situation caused by the coronavirus outbreak returns to normal. We thank you for your patience and understanding.
Zofia Ćwir
Alizée Schreoder
Alexandre Lourenço
Doresa Demaj
Adriana Giallourou
Kimberley Camilleri
Antonianna Semeraro
Sif Skov Christensen
Patrick Galvin
Alba Navarro Rosales
Danielė Gedminaitė
Irina Magureanu
Nicole Winkler
David Markarjanc
Samuel Petrik
Lisa Viktória Kraaijvanger
Ellen Marshall-Heyman
Anna Shemyak
Oriana Remy
Liene Osina
Adam Vaughan
Anastasia Panagiotakopoulou
Tijmen van Kraaij
Milena Kaznatsejeva
Tara Keber
Natalia Nikolaeva
Thijs Paelman
