National Legislation on Transfer of Arms, Military Equipment and Dual-Use Goods and Technology


Governmental 'transparency in armaments' includes the possibility to share national laws and regulations on arms export, which may contribute to mutual understanding and confidence among countries. The General Assembly has encouraged governments to provide the UN with such information. Many have done so.


Information received from Member States

Albania 2010 [E]
Andorra 2009 [F]
Argentina
 2004 [S]
Austria
2004 [E]
Armenia
 2008 [E], 2009 [E]
Azerbaijan
2004 [E][R]
Belarus
2005 [R]
Bolivia
2005 [S]
Bosnia and Herzegovina
 2008 [E]
Bulgaria
 2009 [E]
Cambodia
 2008 [E]
Chile
2004 [S]
Cuba
2004 [S]
Czech Republic
2005 [E]
El Salvador
2004 [E][S]
Finland 2010 [E]
FYRO Macedonia 2010 [E]
France 2010 [F]
Georgia
2006 [E], 2010 [E]
Germany
 2008 [E]
Greece
2005 [E], 2008 [E]
Guatemala
2005 [S]
Holy See
2004 [E]
Hungary 2010 [E]
India
2004 [E]
Italy
2005 [E], 2009 [E]
Jordan 2010 [A]
Latvia
 2009 [E], 2010 [E]
Lebanon
2004 [A][E], 2006[A-I][A-II], 2008 [A][E], 2009 [A]
Maldives
2006 [E]
Mauritania
2006 [F]
Mexico
 2004 [S], 2010 [S-I] [S-II]
Moldova
2004 [E], 2010 [E]
Monaco
 2004 [F]
Montenegro
 2008 [E]
Netherlands
2000 [E-I][E-II], 2008[E], 2010 [E]
New Zealand
2004 [E]
Nicaragua
2006[S-I] & [S-II]
Norway
 2009 [E], 2010 [E]
Panama
 2008 [S]
Philippines
 2009 [E]
Poland
 2008 [E]
Qatar
 2004 [A], 2008 [E], 2009 [A]
Republic of Korea
 2009 [E]
Romania
 2011 [E - Dual-use items]
2011 [E - Arms export control]
Senegal
2004 [F-I] & [F-II], 2005 [F]
Serbia
 2008[E], 2010 [E]
Slovenia
2004 [E]
Spain
2005 [S] , 2008 [E], 2009 [E]
Sweden
 2005 [E]
Switzerland
 2004 [E]
Thailand
2005 [E]
Tunisia 2010 [A]
Ukraine
2004 [E] , 2008 [R]