New EU sanctions applied to persons and entities related to the situation in Syria
19 May 2026Effective: 18 May 2026135 views
Who is affected:
Companies and financial entities with operations linked to Syria or with designated persons
Summary
The EU Council updates restrictive measures on Syria, modifying the list of persons and entities subject to sanctions. It affects commercial and financial operations with the designated parties.
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This Implementing Regulation applies Regulation (EU) No 36/2012 updating the lists of natural and legal persons subject to restrictive measures due to the situation in Syria. Sanctions typically include asset freezing and prohibition on making funds available to designated parties. Spanish and European companies must v…
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