Exporting Goods and Technology: Section 2

Countries of Concern

This list is provided as a general guide for exploring the feasibility of potential ventures. It should not be used as a justification for exports*. More information can be found here. This is not a complete list.

Balkan Countries (Serbia, Albania, Bosnia, Croatia, Macedonia, including Kosovo)	No contact or business with certain individuals and their associations
Belarus	No contact or business with certain individuals and their associations
Burma (Myanmar)	No imports, no financial transfers to Burma, no investments with companies primarily dealing in or with Burma
Congo, Democratic Republic of	No contact or business with certain individuals and their associations
Cuba	No travel to Cuba, no imports, no exports
Iran	No imports, no exports, no financial transactions, no trade in Iranian goods (except foodstuffs and certain carpets)
Ivory Coast	No contact or business with certain individuals and their associations
Liberia	No contact or business with the former Liberian regime of Charles Taylor
North Korea	No imports, strict export controls
Syria	No exports (except food and medicine)
Zimbabwe	No contact or business with certain individuals and their associations

High Risk Countries (The government holds a general policy of license denial for ITAR* or dual-use goods)

• Afghanistan, Belarus, Burma (Myanmar), China, Congo, Cuba, Cyprus, Eritrea, Fiji, Haiti, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, North Korea, Palestine / Hamas, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Thailand, Vietnam, Venezuela, Yemen, and Zimbabwe

For Help at anytime, contact the Export Control Team at (513) 558-ISEC or via e-mail at InfoSec@uc.edu

Throughout the Export Controls section of the website, whenever you see a *, hover over it for a brief definition of the term. Click on the asterix to be taken to the full definition on the glossary page. The Glossary page also includes lnks to applicable regulations and additional information and links.