All Articles in Corporate Responsability

As a major company, Thales is committed to contributing to the vitality of the regions where it operates, and has implemented several initiatives to achieve this objective. Focus on one of the initiatives in France that is putting the expertise of Group volunteers at th...

The independent Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) has approved Thales's greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets for 2030. This confirms the compatibility of these objectives with the Paris climate agreement.

Artificial intelligence is now an integral part of our day-to-day lives, and we are beginning to see the impact it has on the workplace, the economy and the technology we use every day. But what about its impact on the environment? How can we leverage AI to build a gree...

What happens to cutting-edge military equipment – packed with components that are scarce, strategically sensitive and potentially harmful to the environment – when it reaches the end of its useful life? This is a challenge that Thales is tackling head-on by setting up a...

To coincide with European Sustainable Development Week, Thales is publishing its new Digital Ethics Charter, which sets out the Group’s 10 commitments for digital responsibility. Raphaël de Cormis, VP, Innovation and Digital Transformation and CEO of the Thales Digital ...

Thales Integrated Report on Corporate Responsibility 2022.

Today, April 22, we are celebrating Earth Day. The purpose of this International Day is to build awareness for an environmentally conscious and sustainable lifestyle as well as for environmental problems.

The Group has created a new Environmental and Social Responsibility Department and made governance changes to help achieve its ambitions in this field. Isabelle Simon, Group Secretary and General Counsel, explains why.

For a third consecutive year Thales has been named as one of the top 100 companies for women in India.

If we were to lay just one accusation at humanity’s door, it would be that we don’t take care of our planet. Some fear we might one day treat space with the same reckless abandon – and see innovation as the solution. One such person is Sabrina Andiappane, who heads new ...