Differences between Germany and France have been conquered by the two nations on the development of the Ariane 5 rocket successor, reveals a recent report. Now, the plan for an Ariane 5 ME backed by Germany would go on its go.

A meeting of European Space Agency (ESA) was held on Wednesday and the same has heard about the compromise. It is being said that the negotiation between the two countries would mean a major part of the technology of Ariane 5 ME would be used in Ariane 6 to be launched in future.

Ariane 6 is a France-promoted launcher, as per the findings, which would see its maiden mission in 2021-2022. Meanwhile, it has been found that the first flight for Ariane 5 ME has been planned for 2017. The rocket is being expected to offer more flexible launch options than Ariane 5 for the swiftly-changing satellite market.

Also, the report says that the same should not be levying 120 million euros each year, which the Ariane 5 claims from the budget of ESA annually.

"We have established a joint document with our German partners, which naturally is extended to our other partners in Ariane", affirmed Genevieve Fioraso, French Science Minister.