Annex A - Official Documents

2005 Strategic Export Controls
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Country Details of Embargo Dates in Force Reference
All
Destinations
Notes:
(1) Exempts transfers of equipment needed for demining
(2) From 28 September 2000 these Articles were superseded by Article 4.1, 4.4 and 4.5 of Council
Regulation (EC) 1334 and Regulation 4 (3)(b), (c) and (d)(iii) of the Dual Use Items (Export Control)
Regulations 2000 and Article 2 (2) of the Export of Goods (Control) Order 1994.
(3) The Foreign Secretary announced on 3 May 2000 (HC150) that all new export licence applications for
arms and military equipment for Zimbabwe would be refused. The embargo was confirmed on 12 May
when extant licences for military goods were revoked.
(4) See http://www.un.org/Docs/sc/committees/Afghanistan/Afg_list_eng.htm
This list contains a summary only: It does not constitute legal advice, which should be sought if required.
TABLE B – Other Defence Export Policies and Restrictions Applying to All Destinations in
Force in 2005
All
Destinations
Arms embargo applying to
Usama Bin Laden, the Taliban
and Al-Qa’ida as defined by
the UN list maintained on its
website (4)
Country Embargo/Prohibited Goods Dates in Force Reference
All applications to export arms
and other goods controlled for
strategic reasons are
considered on a case-by-case
basis against the
Consolidated EU and national
arms export licensing criteria
Throughout 2005
Throughout 2005
UNSCR 1390 (2002) &
UNSCR 1455(2003)
Common Position
2002/402/CFSP [Official
Journal (OJ) L 139, May
29, 2002];
Council Regulation (EC)
No 881/2002 (OJ L 139,
May 29, 2002)
Ministerial Statement
HC 199-203W 20/10/00