TNAG-2680-FCO40-3877-Implementation-of-United-Nations-sanctions-by-Hong-Kong-agai-1993 — Page 90

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Mr K J Orchard

United Nations Department Foreign and Commonwealth Office

(Fax No 002-44-071-925-2653)

Dear Sir,

Department

19 May 1993

貿易署

820

UN Tightened Sanctions

against Serbia and Montenegro

You may be aware that paragraph 12 of Security Council Resolution (SCR 820) prohibits the import, export and transit of goods to the United Nations Protected Areas in Croatia and Serb occupied areas of Bosnia-Herzegovina without

the central governments of the authority of

those states.

In Hong Kong, export of textiles to any territory must be covered by valid export licences. As part of our efforts to implement the SCR 820, intend to refuse licence applications for exports of textiles to areas covered by the sanctions. We have received four licence applications covering re-export of textiles to Croatia. The destinations and consignees are in IFF. I should be grateful if you could help us to check whether the destinations fall within the United Nations Protected Areas covered by the sanctions.

We

should be most grateful if your reply could reach us by fax by 21 May 1993 (Hong Kong time). If we hold up the licence applications any longer and the destinations are found to be not covered by the sanctions, we may be held liable for losses suffered by the applicants due to delay in the issue of export licences.

c.c. Mr Nigel Witney (HK Department, FCO)

Ms Annette Lee (PA's Office)

Yours faithfully,

L

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(John C Y Leung)

for Director-General of Trade

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Trade Department, Trade Department Tower, 700 Nathan Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Cable: CANDIHONG Telex: 45126 CNDI HX Fax: 789 2491

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