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Thales Contract

Asked if the Prime Minister or anyone else had expressed opposition to Paris about the Thales bid the PMOS said as he had last week that this was a commercial matter of which the French Government would keep us informed. It obviously had defence implications and Thales was an important company in this country but the focus of activity was primarily focused in France and that was where we should leave it. Therefore he was not going to get into a detailed commentary of what was a commercial matter.

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