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Nigeria is subject to regional controls governing small arms and light weapons.
Open general export licence (OGEL) which came into force on 2 October 2006.
Detailed guidance on interpreting the ‘Cryptography Note’ – Note 3 to Category 5 Part 2, Information Security in Annex I to Council Regulation (EC) No. 428/2009.
Ivory Coast is subject to regional controls governing small arms and light weapons.
Senegal is subject to regional controls governing small arms and light weapons.
Guinea-Bissau is subject to regional controls governing small arms and light weapons.
Benin is subject to regional controls governing small arms and light weapons.
Burkina Faso is subject to regional controls governing small arms and light weapons.
New versions of 6 open general export licences, excluding Saudi Arabia and its coalition partners, have been published.
The Department for International Trade has updated 2 open general export licences (OGELs).
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) have issued fines of between £5,000 and £90,000 to 9 UK exporters.
Licence allowing the export of specific goods to any destination in Turkey.
A UK exporter has recently been fined more than £80,000 for exporting military goods without a licence.
Software control list entry ML21.b.4 has been added to 3 military open general export licences (OGELs).
The Department for International Trade has published a new open general export licence for the export of dual-use items to EU member states.
Unlicensed exports of dual use goods and breaches of export controls have cost UK companies thousands of pounds.
Qatar has been added to the list of permitted destinations for the Typhoon open general export licence.
The Department for International Trade has revised arrangements for processing licence applications during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Details of changes and further clarification on compliance checks for open licences (guidance in second document on this page).
The Department for International Trade has changed the process for inspecting the records of exporters of controlled goods.
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