EU Amends Entries Under North Korea Sanctions List

29/07/2024
Posted by: Pambos Kyriacou

The Council of the European Union adopted Council Implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/2070 to amend restrictive measures against North Korea.

The amended regulation aligns with decisions by the United Nations Security Council, and updates the information relating to two entities subject to sanctions measures.

View the relevant Regulation here

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EU Amends Entries Under North Korea Sanctions List

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