2. European regulations
2.1 Origins
Following the opening of European borders on January 1 1993, the European Union felt the need to introduce common rules for controlling the transfer of dual-use goods.
Regulation (EC) No. 3381/94 of December 19, 1994 set up a Community export control system for dual-use goods, allowing both the free movement of goods within the Community and export controls. Decision No. 94/942/CFSP of December 16, 1994 established a list of dual-use goods, bringing together all the lists drawn up by international bodies.
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Regulation (EC) No. 1334/2000 of June 22, 2000 strengthened the harmonization of controls, and now includes a list of dual-use goods and technologies in Annex...
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Ministry of Finance and Public Accounts
Direction Générale des Entreprises (DGE)
Dual-use goods and technologies department (SBDU)
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