Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
08BERLIN378
2008-03-26 17:08:00
CONFIDENTIAL
Embassy Berlin
Cable title:
(C) GERMANY WELCOMES U.S. DECISION ON SHARING
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C O N F I D E N T I A L BERLIN 000378
SIPDIS
SIPDIS, ISN/MTR, EUR/PRA, EUR/AGS
E.O. 12958: DECL: 03/26/2033
TAGS: PARM MTCRE PREL ETTC SY GM
SUBJECT: (C) GERMANY WELCOMES U.S. DECISION ON SHARING
NON-PAPER WITH BERLIN ADMINISTRATIVE COURT
REF: A. STATE 30857
B. 07 BERLIN 2146
C. 07 STATE 131559
Classified By: Global Affairs Unit Chief Craig M. Conway for
reasons 1.4 (b),(c),and (d).
(C) Global Affairs Officers delivered ref A information March
26 to German MFA Export Control Division Director Goetz
Lingenthal and Desk Officer Wiebke Wacker. Lingenthal
expressed appreciation for the U.S. decision to permit the
release of ref C nonpaper to the Berlin Administrative Court.
Wacker agreed, stating "This information is exactly what we
were hoping for." Lingenthal and Wacker reported that the
court case is still ongoing and expressed optimism that the
nonpaper's release would result in a favorable outcome for
the German Government. Both agreed that the nonpaper would
only be used in Berlin Administrative Court proceedings
regarding German Government action in this case.
TIMKEN JR
SIPDIS
SIPDIS, ISN/MTR, EUR/PRA, EUR/AGS
E.O. 12958: DECL: 03/26/2033
TAGS: PARM MTCRE PREL ETTC SY GM
SUBJECT: (C) GERMANY WELCOMES U.S. DECISION ON SHARING
NON-PAPER WITH BERLIN ADMINISTRATIVE COURT
REF: A. STATE 30857
B. 07 BERLIN 2146
C. 07 STATE 131559
Classified By: Global Affairs Unit Chief Craig M. Conway for
reasons 1.4 (b),(c),and (d).
(C) Global Affairs Officers delivered ref A information March
26 to German MFA Export Control Division Director Goetz
Lingenthal and Desk Officer Wiebke Wacker. Lingenthal
expressed appreciation for the U.S. decision to permit the
release of ref C nonpaper to the Berlin Administrative Court.
Wacker agreed, stating "This information is exactly what we
were hoping for." Lingenthal and Wacker reported that the
court case is still ongoing and expressed optimism that the
nonpaper's release would result in a favorable outcome for
the German Government. Both agreed that the nonpaper would
only be used in Berlin Administrative Court proceedings
regarding German Government action in this case.
TIMKEN JR