New EU sanctions against individuals responsible for the Sudan crisis
07 May 2026Effective: 07 May 202679 views
Who is affected:
Companies, financial entities and persons with commercial or financial links to Sudan
Summary
The EU updates restrictive measures against individuals linked to the conflict in Sudan. The list of persons subject to sanctions is expanded, including asset freezing or travel bans.
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The EU Council applies through this Implementing Decision the restrictive measures provided for in Decision 2014/450/CFSP concerning the situation in Sudan, updating the list of sanctioned persons and entities. Sanctions may include asset freezing, prohibition of entry into EU territory and financial restrictions. Euro…
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