EU sanctions developments in Libya and Syria - Update
Tuesday 06 September, 2011
The EU has eased sanctions against Libya by lifting its asset freeze on 28 Libyan entities, including the six previously sanctioned port authorities, meaning that some significant barriers to trade with Libya have been removed.
By contrast, EU sanctions against Syria have been stepped up with the list of persons and entities subject to asset freezes having been expanded and a prohibition introduced on the purchase, import or transportation of Syrian crude oil and petroleum products. See the link below for further details.
This is the latest update (PDF) in our series on international sanctions and should be read in conjunction with the previous updates, which are available on this website.
Click here to read International Sanctions against Iran, Libya and Syria (PDF)
Date: Tuesday 22 - Wednesday 23 May, 2012
Location: Dexter House, London
Ince & Co partners Kevin Cooper and Stephen Askins are leading a workshop on “Responding to and managing a Piracy incident” on Wednesday 23 May.
Date: Wednesday 20 June, 2012
Location: London
Ince & Co partner Stephen Askins is participating in the First BIMCO seminar on GUARDCON, the much anticipated GUARDCON standard contract for the employment of security guards on vessels, on Wednesday 20 June.