Annex A - Official Documents

2005 Strategic Export Controls
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Country Embargo/Prohibited Goods Dates in Force Reference
Iran
Pakistan
This list contains a summary only: It does not constitute legal advice, which should be sought if required.
Table E – Other restrictions and policies in force in 2005
Argentina
Hong Kong
Special
Administrative
Region
See Table A
Licences for items listed on
the Nuclear Suppliers Group
Dual-Use List will be denied
to nuclear and nuclear-related
end-users in Pakistan, as will
all other goods to these endusers
which could contribute
to the Pakistani nuclear
programme.
The exception is equipment
which would not normally
require an export licence but
is deemed licensable under
the WMD end-use controls
and where the initial concerns
about WMD end-use are not
subsequently substantiated.
Country Embargo/Prohibited Goods Dates in Force Reference
Licences are only granted for
exports that would not, at the
time of application or in the
foreseeable future, put at risk
the security of UK Overseas
Territories in the South
Atlantic or UK forces
operating there.
The Hong Kong Special
Administrative Region (SAR)
is a separate customs entity
from the rest of China and
implements its own
independent trade controls,
including for strategic goods.
Licence applications are
considered on a case by case
basis but goods which would
not be approved for export to
the Chinese armed forces in
mainland China (See Table A)
will not be permitted for export
for military end use in the
Hong Kong SAR.
Throughout 2005
Throughout 2005
Throughout 2005
Throughout 2005
Ministerial Statement
HC 688 10/7/98
Ministerial Statement HC
3W 3/7/00
Ministerial Statement
HC 721 17/12/98
Ministerial Statement
HC 225 14/1/98