International Outreach
AARO sought a wider South American UAP research network
The records show an unanswered invitation to Chile's SEFAA and a request for additional regional contacts ahead of a proposed follow-on workshop.
Briefed September 26, 2026 · Aliens in the Clouds
Documented Intent · Follow-Through Unconfirmed
An AARO partner-engagement officer wrote that Uruguay's CRIDOVNI representatives were then the only registered South American guests. The officer said an invitation had been sent through a Chilean contact in Washington seeking participation from SEFAA, Chile's official aviation-linked UAP investigation unit, but no response had arrived. AARO asked the Uruguayan visitors to share contacts for other South American research organizations.
The same message says AARO planned a follow-on data workshop in early 2026 and wanted to extend regional invitations. That establishes an outreach intention in July 2025, not proof that SEFAA attended, that more organizations joined, or that the follow-on meeting occurred. The released pages include no later agenda, attendee list, results, or regional information-sharing agreement.
Why it matters
International comparisons can expose differences in reporting standards, aviation context, and case-resolution methods, while the documented non-response and missing follow-up keep the network's actual scope bounded.
What the source establishes
Confirmed AARO email describing outreach and a planned follow-on event. Participation beyond Uruguay and completion of the 2026 workshop remain unverified in this release.
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