Syria – Sanctions and restrictive measures

Last updated on 15 January 2020

The information below is for documentation purposes only and has no legal effect. The Luxembourg authorities accept no responsibility for its content. The authentic versions of the acts concerned, including their preambles, shall be those published in the Official Journal of the European Union or the Official Journal of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. These official texts can be consulted directly by clicking on the links in this document.

The information on this page is limited to the restrictive measures imposed against the country in question. They are to be understood without prejudice to other provisions of the Law of 27 June 2018 which applies, in general, to goods and transactions covered by the Law of 27 June 2018 on export control, and must therefore be read in conjunction with the latter provisions.

Ministry of the Economy Office for Export, Import and Transit Control (OCEIT)

Address:

Bâtiment "Mansfeld", 9, rue du Palais de Justice L-1841 Luxembourg Luxembourg

Email address:

oceit@mae.etat.lu

European legislation

Council Regulation (EU) No 36/2012 of 18 January 2012 concerning restrictive measures in view of the situation in Libya and repeal of Regulation (EU) No 442/2011

Luxembourg legislation

Explanatory notes

Note 1: For sale, supply, transfer and export: an exemption from the prohibition applies under certain conditions (Grand Ducal Regulation as amended on 14 December 2018, Annex 1, point 16° under (5)).

Note 2: For sale, supply, transfer, supply and expert: An authorisation may be granted under certain conditions (Regulation 36/2012, Article 2b.2. et 2b.3.). For technical assistance and brokering: An authorisation may be granted under certain conditions (Regulation 36/2012, Article 3.3.).

Note 3: An exemption from the prohibition applies under certain conditions (Regulation 36/2012, Articles 6a.1., 6a.2. et 6a.7.)

Note 4: An authorisation may be granted under certain conditions (Regulation 36/2012, Article 7a.3.). An exemption from the prohibition applies under certain conditions (Regulation 36/2012, Article 7a.5.).

Note 5: An authorisation may be granted under certain conditions (Regulation 36/2012, Article 9a). An exemption from the prohibition applies under certain conditions (Regulation 36/2012, Article 10).

Note 6: An exemption from the prohibition applies under certain conditions (Regulation 36/2012, Article 9a).

Note 7: An exemption from the prohibition applies under certain conditions (Regulation 36/2012, Article 11b.2.).

Note 8: An authorisation may be granted under certain conditions (Regulation 36/2012, Article 7a.3.). An exemption from the prohibition applies under certain conditions (Regulation 36/2012, Article 11c.2.).

Note 9: An exemption from the prohibition applies under certain conditions (Regulation 36/2012, Article 12.2.).

Note 10: Sale is prohibited when incorporated into an export transaction.

Note 11: Purchase is prohibited when incorporated into an import transaction.