SATELLITE NAVIGATION: TERMS FOR NEGOTIATING AGREEMENTS WITH THE US AND RUSSIA.

From: European Report | Date: July 21, 1999 | Copyright information

On June 17, EU Transport Ministers managed to work out a political agreement on the gradual introduction of a European satellite navigation system. Christened GALILEO, this project - presented by the Commission on February 10 (COM(1999)54) - aims to introduce the European Union to the global satellite navigation market. Ministers adopted a Resolution calling on the Commission to submit mandates to the Council on the terms for negotiations with both the United States and Russia befor...

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