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Russia approves list of goods and countries for unlicensed exports
On December 4, a decree of the President of the Russian Federation approved a list of foreign countries and types of controlled goods for which an unlicensed export regime is established.
The list contains 39 commodity items and concerns exports to the EAEU states (Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan) and BRICS (Brazil, India, China, South Africa).
"The use of unlicensed exports will significantly reduce the administrative burden on Russian exporters of certain types of industrial products subject to export control. We also hope that the decree will create additional opportunities for access of domestic high-tech products to the foreign market and will expand trade and economic cooperation in high-tech areas," said Andrey Slepnev, General Director of the Russian Export Center.
Deliveries of the goods listed in the list to the specified countries can be carried out without obtaining a license confirming compliance with export control requirements.
Source: PROVED-Media.RF
