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Ukraine, Indonesia Sign Space Cooperation Deal

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Kiev, Russia (RIA Novosti) Nov 10, 2008
Ukraine and Indonesia have signed an intergovernmental space cooperation agreement, Unian news agency said, citing Ukraine's National Space Agency.

Areas of cooperation will include space research, rocket technology, satellite launches, earth remote sensing, and other uses of space for peaceful purposes.

"The agreement will create a legal framework for mutually beneficial cooperation between Ukrainian and Indonesian enterprises in the space industry," the space agency said.

The agreement was signed during agency director Yuriy Alexeyev's visit to Indonesia.

Source: RIA Novosti

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