Technological and scientific cooperation with the newly Independent states. if structured correctly. could utilize our mutual expertise to help rebuild their economic infrastructure. Scientific and technological cooperation can: First. assist all of the new states in applying technological capabilities to the task of economic growth. Second. provide new civilian research opportunities which could divert technological talent away from military pursuits and contribute to the urgent U.S. goal of redirecting military efforts and providing alternative challenges for underutilized weapons scientists who might otherwise consider emigration to countries where they could continue working on advanced military systems. Third. allow United States firms access to the many novel technologies that have been developed In former Soviet laboratories. Businesses from Japan.
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