China Adds 14 EU Entities to Export Control List

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced the listing of 14 entities from the European Union on the export control list, aimed at protecting national security and interests, and complying with international non-proliferation commitments. The export of dual-use materials, which can be used for both civilian and military purposes, to these entities is prohibited. Additionally, Chinese organizations and individuals are barred from transferring or providing such materials to them. These measures come in response to the EU's attempts to impose sanctions on Chinese companies as part of sanctions against Russia, in accordance with national export control regulations, to ensure the country's security.

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