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Space

U.S., Japan Hold First Comprehensive Dialogue On Space Meeting

Tuesday, March 12th, 2013

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The United States and Japan yesterday in Tokyo held their first meeting of the Comprehensive Dialogue on Space, according to a Defense Department statement. DoD said the convening of this first Dialogue ensures a whole-of-government approach to space issues and space cooperation relevant to a wide range of interests, including resource and disaster management, environmental monitoring, technology development, scientific discovery, national and international security and economic growth. The two nations at the meeting exchanged information on respective space policies, including…

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