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# The Global Intelligence Files

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## INDIA/SOUTH ASIA-India's Nuclear Deal Remain Uncertain as Japan Delays Technology Transfer Talks

Released on 2012-09-03 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 2640891
Date | 2011-08-12 12:38:28
From | dialogbot@smtp.stratfor.com
To | dialog-list@stratfor.com

India's Nuclear Deal Remain Uncertain as Japan Delays Technology Transfer
Talks
Unattributed report: "N-Deal With Japan in Limbo" - Political and Defence
Weekly
Thursday August 11, 2011 13:34:02 GMT
become uncertain. Tokyo is learnt to have decided to suspend talks with
India and four other countries concerning the sale of Japanese-made
nuclear power equipment and technology after Prime Minister Naoto Kan's
recent declaration that he wants to phase out the use of nuclear energy.
The decision concerns negotiations over completing separate nuclear power
cooperation agreements with India, Brazil, South Africa, Turkey and the
United Arab Emirates. Negotiations with all five countries have stalled
since the earthquake and tsunami in March triggered a nuclear crisis in
northeastern Japan. Japan needs to sign bilateral nuclear co operation
agreement with a foreign country and have it endorsed by Parliament in
order to export nuclear power technology and equipment.
Any move to proceed with the talks now "could risk contradicting the Prime
Minister's policy," government sources were quoted as saying by the
Japanese news agency Kyodo. So the government will not schedule any
high-level talks with the five prospective buyer countries on completing
nuclear cooperation accords without a green light from Kan, the sources
indicated.
Tokyo's decision could give a major setback to India's ambitious civil
nuclear energy programme. India and Japan have been negotiating a nuclear
agreement since June last year. Top officials of the two countries have so
far held two rounds of talks but differences persist on many critical
issues. There were apprehensions in New Delhi since the Fukushima nuclear
disaster in March that the radiation fallout could affect the nuclear deal
that the two countries were considering to formally announce during the
Japanese PM's visit to India towards the end of the year.
The talks on the pact with India had triggered an outcry in Japan from
survivors of the 1945 US atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. They
expressed fears that the deal would hamper global efforts to realise a
world without atomic weapons.
In the event of an India-Japan nuclear deal not materialising, American
and French nuclear majors too would find it difficult to enter the Indian
nuclear market.
(Description of Source: New Delhi Political and Defence Weekly in English
-- Weekly journal carrying various articles addressing political and
strategic issues in India today, published by Indian News Analysis
Service.)
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