Abstract:
The article substantiates the urgent need to involve residents of states whose scientifc, fnancial and
economic potential is not used in the production and launch of civilian launch vehicles. The basics and
primary international legal tools for attracting business structures of various states to the production and
launch of civilian launch vehicles have been clarifed. An essential criterion for their access to missile
technologies has been formed, which is based on unconditional respect and compliance with the norms
of international law. According to the criteria of the level of ability to produce launch vehicles into fve
main classes, the classifcation of states has been carried out. The concept of transition from bans to
stimulating the production of launch vehicles has been formed. The reasons for the successful experience
in this area of Romania, the negative experience of the Republic of South Africa and the unsuccessful
experience of Brazil have been analyzed.
