Identifier
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10WARSAW51
2010-01-21 17:42:00
UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
Embassy Warsaw
Cable title:
POLAND'S ASSOCIATION WITH THE COPENHAGEN ACCORD
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UNCLAS WARSAW 000051
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS
STATE FOR OES/ECG DREW NELSON AND KATE LARSEN, OES/S/SECC
RACHEL KASTENBERG
STATE FOR EUR/CE GLANTZ
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: KGHA SNRV ENRG PL
SUBJECT: POLAND'S ASSOCIATION WITH THE COPENHAGEN ACCORD
REF: STATE 3080
(SBU) Ambassador Feinstein and EconOffs stressed in a variety
of public and private settings the importance of
international support to get the Copenhagen Accord up and
running as quickly as possible. Deputy Foreign Minister
Dowgielewicz told Ambassador Feinstein in a meeting on
January 21 that EU members states would associate with the
Copenhagen Accord by the January 31 deadline. Dowgielewicz
did not, however, address whether Poland expected to
associate individually or as part of a collective European
Union (EU) association. He stressed that details were still
being negotiated in Brussels. Piotr Serafin, MFA Under
Secretary for Climate and Energy, separately told EconOff
that negotiations among member states were ongoing not only
to determine EU collective versus individual association, but
also regarding submission of collective versus individual
mitigation targets and actions.
FEINSTEIN
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS
STATE FOR OES/ECG DREW NELSON AND KATE LARSEN, OES/S/SECC
RACHEL KASTENBERG
STATE FOR EUR/CE GLANTZ
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: KGHA SNRV ENRG PL
SUBJECT: POLAND'S ASSOCIATION WITH THE COPENHAGEN ACCORD
REF: STATE 3080
(SBU) Ambassador Feinstein and EconOffs stressed in a variety
of public and private settings the importance of
international support to get the Copenhagen Accord up and
running as quickly as possible. Deputy Foreign Minister
Dowgielewicz told Ambassador Feinstein in a meeting on
January 21 that EU members states would associate with the
Copenhagen Accord by the January 31 deadline. Dowgielewicz
did not, however, address whether Poland expected to
associate individually or as part of a collective European
Union (EU) association. He stressed that details were still
being negotiated in Brussels. Piotr Serafin, MFA Under
Secretary for Climate and Energy, separately told EconOff
that negotiations among member states were ongoing not only
to determine EU collective versus individual association, but
also regarding submission of collective versus individual
mitigation targets and actions.
FEINSTEIN