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### Viewing cable 09PRAGUE589, CZECH COMMENTS ON U.S.-CZECH STRATEGIC COOPERATION

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09PRAGUE589 | 2009-10-02 14:02 | CONFIDENTIAL | Embassy Prague

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    C O N F I D E N T I A L PRAGUE 000589

    SIPDIS

    E.O. 12958: DECL: 10/01/2011
    TAGS: PARM PREL EZ EUN
    SUBJECT: CZECH COMMENTS ON U.S.-CZECH STRATEGIC COOPERATION

    REF: CARNIE-QUANRUD E-MAIL DATED 10.01.2009

    Classified By: Charge Mary Thompson-Jones for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).

    (SBU) In response to delivery of USG non-paper on U.S.
    Ballistic Missile Defense in Europe, Czech MFA Political
    Director Ivo Sramek noted that he is pleased that we are
    having an ongoing dialogue and that we are all examining ways
    to advance U.S.-Czech strategic collaboration.  He did not
    have substantive comments on the paper on October 1, although
    he noted that the MFA is collaborating with the MoD to flesh
    out the September 17 paper "Beyond the Missile Defense Review
    - The Way Forward in Strategic Cooperation." Sramek noted
    that this coming paper will add greater detail and
    specificity to the original paper the Czechs handed over.  He
    also noted that he would be discussing it on October 2 with
    FM Kohout and that they hope to be able to provide it to us
    early next week.  He noted that the approach in this coming
    paper is in keeping with the Kohout-S dialogue in New York on
    the UNGA margins, where the Secretary encouraged the Czechs
    to "think broadly" about cooperation and not simply to focus
    on military cooperation.

    ¶2. (C) Following this meeting, MFA Political Director Ivan
    Pocuch told emboff that within the MFA and MoD this paper was
    ready last week to hand over and that it was quite detailed
    and focused on the strategic relationship.  This paper,
    however, was held up by FM Kohout who felt that it was much
    too narrowly focused.  Pocuch and his Deputy, Petr
    Chalupecky, plan to press hard for this paper to be clearly
    prioritized and focused before it is handed over to us.  He
    also stated that from his point of view it is most important
    that we know that the Czechs wish to be involved in a
    substantive way in this new security architecture, however it
    evolves.

    ¶3. (SBU) Separately Defense Attache Wally Scales met with MoD
    Director of Security Policy Ivan Dvorak and delivered this
    paper.  According to Colonel Scales, Dvorak commented on the
    High Level Defense Group meeting to note that the first week
    of November was fine for the Czechs and that they hoped to
    see USG participation at the level of Under Secretary of
    Defense Flournoy.
    Thompson-Jones

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