The Governments of the United States of America and Canada
Recognizing that their peoples have, for many generations, lived together and cooperated with one another in many aspects of their national enterprises for the greater wealth and happiness of their respective nations, and
Recognizing that the Columbia River basin, as a part of the territory of both countries, contains water resources that are capable of contributing greatly to the economic growth and strength and to the general welfare of the two nations, and
Being desirous of achieving the development of those resources in a manner that will make the largest contribution to the economic program of both countries and to the welfare of their peoples of which those resources are capable, and
Recognizing that the greatest benefit to each country can be secured by cooperative measures for hydroelectric power generation and flood control, which will make possible other benefits as well,
Have agreed as follows:
The Governments of the United States of America and CanadaRecognizing that their peoples have, for many generations, lived together and cooperated with one another in many aspects of their national enterprises for the greater wealth and happiness of their respective nations, andRecognizing that the Columbia River basin, as a part of the territory of both countries, contains water resources that are capable of contributing greatly to the economic growth and strength and to the general welfare of the two nations, andBeing desirous of achieving the development of those resources in a manner that will make the largest contribution to the economic program of both countries and to the welfare of their peoples of which those resources are capable, andRecognizing that the greatest benefit to each country can be secured by cooperative measures for hydroelectric power generation and flood control, which will make possible other benefits as well,Have agreed as follows:
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