Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
08BERLIN404
2008-04-01 10:03:00
SECRET
Embassy Berlin
Cable title:
PRELIMINARY RESPONSE - REQUEST FOR IDENTIFIER AND
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S E C R E T BERLIN 000404
SIPDIS
SIPDIS, P, T, E, EUR, EEB, ISN, IO, NEA
E.O. 12958: DECL: 03/31/2018
TAGS: EFIN KNNP PARM IR GM
SUBJECT: PRELIMINARY RESPONSE - REQUEST FOR IDENTIFIER AND
BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON ENTITIES AND INDIVIDUALS IN
ANNEXES I AND III OF UNSCR 1803
REF: STATE 29344
Classified By: EMIN Robert A. Pollard for reasons 1.4 (b)
and (d).
(S) Global Affairs officer delivered reftel demarche March 28
to MFA International Economic Policy Officer Claudia Schuett.
Schuett undertook to pass the request to the relevant German
ministries and agencies. Schuett expressed confidence that
the German interagency would be willing to share identifier
information, but suggested the USG could speed up the process
by submitting a more precise request based on specific gaps
in identifier information. Schuett explained that the
entities and individuals listed in UNSCR 1803 Annexes I and
III are also listed on the German Government's confidential
Early Warning List. As a result, obtaining
agreement/permission to release identifier information, while
certainly possible, would likely be a time-consuming process
given Germany's rigorous data protection laws. Schuett also
suggested it might be faster to request the information via
liaison channels.
TIMKEN JR
SIPDIS
SIPDIS, P, T, E, EUR, EEB, ISN, IO, NEA
E.O. 12958: DECL: 03/31/2018
TAGS: EFIN KNNP PARM IR GM
SUBJECT: PRELIMINARY RESPONSE - REQUEST FOR IDENTIFIER AND
BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON ENTITIES AND INDIVIDUALS IN
ANNEXES I AND III OF UNSCR 1803
REF: STATE 29344
Classified By: EMIN Robert A. Pollard for reasons 1.4 (b)
and (d).
(S) Global Affairs officer delivered reftel demarche March 28
to MFA International Economic Policy Officer Claudia Schuett.
Schuett undertook to pass the request to the relevant German
ministries and agencies. Schuett expressed confidence that
the German interagency would be willing to share identifier
information, but suggested the USG could speed up the process
by submitting a more precise request based on specific gaps
in identifier information. Schuett explained that the
entities and individuals listed in UNSCR 1803 Annexes I and
III are also listed on the German Government's confidential
Early Warning List. As a result, obtaining
agreement/permission to release identifier information, while
certainly possible, would likely be a time-consuming process
given Germany's rigorous data protection laws. Schuett also
suggested it might be faster to request the information via
liaison channels.
TIMKEN JR