UNCLASSIFIED
BRAZIL PREFERS SUSPENSION OF ISS ARRANGEMENT
US diplomatic cable 07BRASILIA1231 · Brazil Brasilia · 2007-06-29 19:22 · Read at WikiLeaks PlusD »
| Reference ID | 07BRASILIA1231 |
|---|---|
| Created | 2007 June 29, 19:22 (Friday) |
| Origin | Brazil Brasilia |
| Country | Brazil |
| Classification | UNCLASSIFIED |
| To | Brazil Recife; Brazil Rio De Janeiro; Brazil São Paulo; Secretary of State |
| TAGS | BR - Brazil KSCA - Science Counselors and Attachés KTIA - Treaties and International Agreements SENV - Social Affairs--Environment TBIO - Technology and Science--Biological and Medical Science TPHY - Technology and Science--Physical Sciences TRGY - Technology and Science--Energy Technology TSPA - Technology and Science--Space Activities TSPL - Technology and Science--Science and Technology Policy |
| Character count | 1,298 |
Cable text
UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLAS BRASILIA 001231
SIPDIS
SIPDIS
STATE FOR OES/SAT BFORD
STATE FOR WHA/BSC WPOPP
STATE PLS PASS TO NASA FOR OBRIEN
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: TSPA, SENV, KSCA, KTIA, TBIO, TPHY, TRGY, TSPL, BR
SUBJECT: BRAZIL PREFERS SUSPENSION OF ISS ARRANGEMENT
1. Post received a Diplomatic Note from Brazil's Foreign Ministry
on June 29, 2007, referring to the Government of Brazil's position
about the bilateral International Space Station Arrangement (ISS).
The Diplomatic Note is as follows:
"The Ministry of External Relations complements the United States of
America Embassy and has the honor to refer to Diplomatic Note number
189 dated May 23, 2007, in which the Embassy transmits the desire of
the Government of the United States of America to terminate or
suspend the Complementary Adjustment in relation to the Brazilian
participation in the project and construction of the International
Space Station.
2) Regarding this matter, the Ministry of External Relations
transmits the Government of Brazil's position of agreeing to the
suspension of the Complementary Adjustment in reference to the
Brazilian participation in the International Space Station, with the
objective of evaluating future opportunities of additional
cooperation in this area."
CHICOLA
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