EU Expands Sanctions Against Persons Destabilizing Sudan
22 Jun 2026Effective: 22 Jun 202633 views
Who is affected:
Financial entities, companies with commercial links to Sudan and natural or legal persons listed
Summary
The EU Council updates the list of persons and entities sanctioned for destabilizing Sudan. Restrictive measures are applied such as asset freezing and travel bans.
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This Implementing Regulation applies Regulation (EU) 2023/2147 and updates the list of persons and entities subject to restrictive measures for activities that undermine the stability and political transition of Sudan. The measures include asset freezing and prohibition of entry or transit in EU territory. European fin…
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