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International Engagement: NASA web page

Page: https://www.nasa.gov/moontomarsarchitecture-internationalengagement/. No date on the page. Fetched 2026-10-01T07:22:08Z. File: sources/text/pages/moontomarsarchitecture-internationalengagement.md.

Summary. Where other countries' space agencies go to take part. "International cooperation will be key to establishing a long-term presence on the lunar surface and setting humanity on a path to the Red Planet." NASA's Office of International and Interagency Relationships (OIIR) "provides executive leadership and coordination of international partnerships", with one contact per area. The 2024 partnerships white paper cites this page for OIIR's points of contact (reference 9; source page). The content is on RT-1 International Collaboration, under "Who to call".

Contacts, as printed ("Contact Information")

Area For agencies engaging with OIIR contact named
"Human Exploration" the Exploration Systems Development and Space Operations Mission Directorates Patrick Finley
"Science & Utilization" the Science Mission Directorate Gib Kirkham
"Technology & Education" the Space Technology and Aeronautics Research Mission Directorates and the Office of STEM Engagement Kent Bress

The page refers to "this email" without printing an address. The 2024 executive overview prints one: [email protected] (PDF p. 25; source page).

Other content

  • The "Moon to Mars Architecture partner pre-formulation process" figure (2024/09/preformulationprocess.png, not fetched), also on the industry page.
  • A photo caption: an international workshop on "Feb. 20" with "50 attendees representing 18 countries" at the National Academy of Sciences (the image's upload path is /2024/02/).

RT-1 International Collaboration · International Partnerships white paper · Workshops page · Industry Engagement page