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Ukraine is interested in participating in NASA programs
Ukraine is interested in participating in NASA programs, the country's prime minister said Wednesday. "We want to join the current NASA programs," Yuriy Yekhanurov said during a meeting with heads of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration in Washington. He said Ukraine could gain access to NASA projects, including future flights to the Moon, after signing a relevant framework agreement and a memorandum. Yekhanurov also said a NASA delegation could visit Ukraine in late spring 2006
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