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Putin Signs Decree To Set Up Rocket-And-Space Research Center

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Moscow (RIA Novosti) Mar 06, 2008
President Putin has signed a decree establishing a federal government-sponsored Rocket and Space Industry Research and Test Center, the Kremlin press service said on Friday.

It said the center would be created by reorganizing the Scientific and Research Institute of Chemical Engineering, which will be merged with the Scientific and Research Institute of Chemical and Construction Machine Manufacturing.

The president instructed the government to report on the decree's implementation within nine months and to submit proposals on the center's official registration and inclusion into the list of strategic enterprises and strategic joint stock companies.

A presidential decree takes effect the day it is signed.

Source: RIA Novosti

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