On September 14, local time, the China National Space Administration, the Permanent Mission to the United Nations and other international organizations in Vienna and the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs held a handover ceremony at the UN headquarters in Vienna. China officially presented the first batch of human lunar soil samples collected by “Chang'e-6” to the United Nations. More than 400 guests attended, including heads of international organizations in Vienna, permanent representatives of various countries, and representatives from all walks of life in Vienna. Shan Zhongde, director of the National Space Administration, unveiled samples of the lunar soil with Zhu Ma, Director General of the United Nations Office at Vienna, Hola Maini, and Ambassador Li Song, China's Permanent Representative in Vienna. Samples of lunar soil will be on permanent display at the UN headquarters in Vienna.

On September 14, local time, the China National Space Administration, the Permanent Mission to the United Nations and other international organizations in Vienna and the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs held a handover ceremony at the UN headquarters in Vienna. China officially presented the first batch of human lunar soil samples collected by “Chang'e-6” to the United Nations. More than 400 guests attended, including heads of international organizations in Vienna, permanent representatives of various countries, and representatives from all walks of life in Vienna. Shan Zhongde, director of the National Space Administration, unveiled samples of the lunar soil with Zhu Ma, Director General of the United Nations Office at Vienna, Hola Maini, and Ambassador Li Song, China's Permanent Representative in Vienna. Samples of lunar soil will be on permanent display at the UN headquarters in Vienna.