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Home > News > Construction of U.S. radar base in Czech Rep. may start this year

January 16th, 2008

Construction of U.S. radar base in Czech Rep. may start this year

Abstract:
Czech Deputy Defence Minister Martin Bartak said the Czech Republic could offer its experiences in nanotechnology, chemistry, biotechnology, explosives, computers and army repair works.

The planned exclusive agreement with the USA that is to follow up the talks on the radar is to minimise the legal, commercial and political barriers to the trade with the USA.

Source:
ceskenoviny.cz

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