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Report on Exports of Military Goods from CanadaReport on Exports of Military Goods from Canada

2012-20132012-2013

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Export ControlsExport ControlsInternational Cooperation on Military TradeInternational Cooperation on Military TradeMilitary Export StatisticsMilitary Export Statistics

Data Interpretation NotesData Interpretation NotesTable 1 - Summary StatisticsTable 1 - Summary StatisticsChart 1 - Exports to destinations categorized by Human Development Index (HDI level)Chart 1 - Exports to destinations categorized by Human Development Index (HDI level)Chart 2 - Exports to destinations categorized by Defence RelationshipChart 2 - Exports to destinations categorized by Defence RelationshipTable 2 - Exports of Military Goods and Technology by DestinationTable 2 - Exports of Military Goods and Technology by DestinationTable 3 - Group 2 of Canada’s Export Control ListTable 3 - Group 2 of Canada’s Export Control ListTable 4 - Exports of Military Goods and Technology by Export Control List ItemTable 4 - Exports of Military Goods and Technology by Export Control List ItemTable 5 - Exports of Military Goods and Technology by Destination and Export Control List ItemTable 5 - Exports of Military Goods and Technology by Destination and Export Control List ItemTable 6 - Country ListsTable 6 - Country Lists

Export ControlsExport Controls

Canada has some of the strongest export controls in the world. A key priority of Canada’s foreign policy is the maintenanceCanada has some of the strongest export controls in the world. A key priority of Canada’s foreign policy is the maintenanceof peace and security. To this end, the Government of Canada strives to ensure that Canadian military exports are notof peace and security. To this end, the Government of Canada strives to ensure that Canadian military exports are notprejudicial to peace, security or stability in any region of the world or within any country.prejudicial to peace, security or stability in any region of the world or within any country.

This policy is implemented primarily through Canada’s system of export controls, as authorized by the This policy is implemented primarily through Canada’s system of export controls, as authorized by the Export and ImportExport and ImportPermits Act Permits Act (enacted in 1947). This law requires those who wish to export from Canada any article included in the (enacted in 1947). This law requires those who wish to export from Canada any article included in the ExportExportControl ListControl List (ECL) to obtain, prior to shipment, an export permit issued by Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada (ECL) to obtain, prior to shipment, an export permit issued by Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada(DFATD)(DFATD)11. The . The Export Control ListExport Control List includes military, dual-use, and strategic goods and technology, all U.S.-origin goods includes military, dual-use, and strategic goods and technology, all U.S.-origin goodsand technology, and a limited number of items that are controlled for economic reasons.and technology, and a limited number of items that are controlled for economic reasons.

The military goods and technology described in this report are included in Group 2 (“Munitions List”) of the The military goods and technology described in this report are included in Group 2 (“Munitions List”) of the Export ControlExport ControlListList. Items listed in Group 2 are “specially designed or modified for military use.” Civilian goods and technology that are. Items listed in Group 2 are “specially designed or modified for military use.” Civilian goods and technology that arenot covered by any group in the not covered by any group in the Export Control ListExport Control List are not normally subject to export controls (such as fuel and food), are not normally subject to export controls (such as fuel and food),even if they are intended for sale to a military end-user.even if they are intended for sale to a military end-user.

Canada prohibits the export of military goods and technology to a number of countries under the authority of the Canada prohibits the export of military goods and technology to a number of countries under the authority of the ExportExportand Import Permits Actand Import Permits Act, the , the United Nations ActUnited Nations Act, and the , and the Special Economic Measures ActSpecial Economic Measures Act22. As well, Canada maintains an. As well, Canada maintains anArea Control ListArea Control List, which currently includes two countries: Belarus and North Korea, which currently includes two countries: Belarus and North Korea33. All goods and technology destined to. All goods and technology destined tothese countries are subject to export controls, with normally only those goods and technology that respond tothese countries are subject to export controls, with normally only those goods and technology that respond tohumanitarian needs receiving an export permit.humanitarian needs receiving an export permit.

Under current export control policy guidelines mandated by Cabinet, Canada closely controls the export of military goodsUnder current export control policy guidelines mandated by Cabinet, Canada closely controls the export of military goodsand technology to countries:and technology to countries:

that pose a threat to Canada and its allies;that pose a threat to Canada and its allies;that are involved in or under imminent threat of hostilities;that are involved in or under imminent threat of hostilities;that are under United Nations Security Council sanctions; orthat are under United Nations Security Council sanctions; orwhose governments have a persistent record of serious violations of the human rights of their citizens, unless itwhose governments have a persistent record of serious violations of the human rights of their citizens, unless itcan be demonstrated that there is no reasonable risk that the goods might be used against the civilian population.can be demonstrated that there is no reasonable risk that the goods might be used against the civilian population.

Additional goals of Canada’s export controls regime include:Additional goals of Canada’s export controls regime include:

ensuring that exports do not contribute to the development of nuclear, biological or chemical weapons of massensuring that exports do not contribute to the development of nuclear, biological or chemical weapons of massdestruction, or of their delivery systems; anddestruction, or of their delivery systems; andthat exports are consistent with existing economic sanctions' provisions.that exports are consistent with existing economic sanctions' provisions.

Once an application to export goods or technology has been received, wide-ranging consultations are held among humanOnce an application to export goods or technology has been received, wide-ranging consultations are held among humanrights, international security and defence-industry experts at DFATD (including those residents at Canada’s overseasrights, international security and defence-industry experts at DFATD (including those residents at Canada’s overseasdiplomatic missions), the Department of National Defence and, as necessary, other government departments anddiplomatic missions), the Department of National Defence and, as necessary, other government departments andagencies. Through such consultations, each export permit application is assessed for its consistency with Canada’s foreignagencies. Through such consultations, each export permit application is assessed for its consistency with Canada’s foreign

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and defence policies. Regional peace and stability, including civil conflict and human rights, are actively considered.and defence policies. Regional peace and stability, including civil conflict and human rights, are actively considered.

A key consideration in the review of each application is the end-use of the export. Careful attention is paid to mandatoryA key consideration in the review of each application is the end-use of the export. Careful attention is paid to mandatoryend-use documentation in an effort to ensure that the export is intended for a legitimate end-user and will not be divertedend-use documentation in an effort to ensure that the export is intended for a legitimate end-user and will not be divertedto ends that could threaten the security of Canada, its allies, or other countries or people. Military goods and technologyto ends that could threaten the security of Canada, its allies, or other countries or people. Military goods and technologyare generally exported for one of the following purposes:are generally exported for one of the following purposes:

sales to military and, in some cases, police forces or other government agencies;sales to military and, in some cases, police forces or other government agencies;sales of parts and components for the production of new goods;sales of parts and components for the production of new goods;repairs of military equipment in Canada for foreign customers, and shipments of spare parts;repairs of military equipment in Canada for foreign customers, and shipments of spare parts;sales to private individuals (especially sales of firearms).sales to private individuals (especially sales of firearms).

Canada’s defence industry makes a valuable contribution to the nation’s prosperity and employs tens of thousands ofCanada’s defence industry makes a valuable contribution to the nation’s prosperity and employs tens of thousands ofCanadians. It develops high-technology products and is closely integrated with counterparts in allied countries. ExportCanadians. It develops high-technology products and is closely integrated with counterparts in allied countries. Exportcontrols are not meant to hinder international trade unnecessarily but to regulate and impose certain restrictions oncontrols are not meant to hinder international trade unnecessarily but to regulate and impose certain restrictions onexports in response to clear policy objectives, described above. Canada’s defence industry provides the Canadian Forces,exports in response to clear policy objectives, described above. Canada’s defence industry provides the Canadian Forces,as well as the armed forces of our allies, with the equipment, munitions and spare parts necessary to meet operationalas well as the armed forces of our allies, with the equipment, munitions and spare parts necessary to meet operationalneeds, including requirements for combat and peacekeeping missions. As stated in the United Nations Charter, all statesneeds, including requirements for combat and peacekeeping missions. As stated in the United Nations Charter, all statesshare a right to legitimate self-defence.share a right to legitimate self-defence.

Exports of FirearmsExports of Firearms

Most firearms exports from Canada are intended for sporting or other recreational use and not for military use. Since aMost firearms exports from Canada are intended for sporting or other recreational use and not for military use. Since alarge volume of Canadian firearms exports go to private end-users, steps are taken to ensure items are not diverted intolarge volume of Canadian firearms exports go to private end-users, steps are taken to ensure items are not diverted intothe illegal arms trade or used to fuel local violence. As part of this process, the bona fides of the end-users are thoroughlythe illegal arms trade or used to fuel local violence. As part of this process, the bona fides of the end-users are thoroughlyinvestigated. Canadian diplomatic missions and other sources may also provide information about destination countries’investigated. Canadian diplomatic missions and other sources may also provide information about destination countries’firearms control laws, procedures and enforcement practices. If concerns remain about the end-user, the export permit willfirearms control laws, procedures and enforcement practices. If concerns remain about the end-user, the export permit willnot be issued.not be issued.

Certain prohibited firearms, weapons, devices, or components thereof that are included on the Certain prohibited firearms, weapons, devices, or components thereof that are included on the Export Control ListExport Control List may be may beexported following the issuance of an export permit only to destinations on the exported following the issuance of an export permit only to destinations on the Automatic Firearms Country Control ListAutomatic Firearms Country Control Listand only to consignees that are government or authorized by governmentand only to consignees that are government or authorized by government44. Canada has inter-governmental defence,. Canada has inter-governmental defence,research, development, and production arrangements with countries on the research, development, and production arrangements with countries on the Automatic Firearms Country Control ListAutomatic Firearms Country Control List (these (thesecountries are listed in Table 6).countries are listed in Table 6).

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International Cooperation on Military TradeInternational Cooperation on Military Trade

Multilateral action is an important means of promoting international peace and security. Canada supports and participatesMultilateral action is an important means of promoting international peace and security. Canada supports and participatesin a range of arms control and non-proliferation activities, working closely with like-minded countriesin a range of arms control and non-proliferation activities, working closely with like-minded countries55..

Wassenaar ArrangementWassenaar Arrangement

Most items have been included on the Most items have been included on the Export Control ListExport Control List because of Canada’s commitments to like-minded countries that because of Canada’s commitments to like-minded countries thatparticipate in multilateral export-control regimes or because of Canada’s obligations as a signatory to internationalparticipate in multilateral export-control regimes or because of Canada’s obligations as a signatory to internationalagreements that seek to control and monitor the movement of sensitive goods and technology.agreements that seek to control and monitor the movement of sensitive goods and technology.

The control regime that deals with the military goods and technology covered in Group 2 of the The control regime that deals with the military goods and technology covered in Group 2 of the Export Control ListExport Control List is the is theWassenaar Arrangement on Export Controls for Conventional Arms and Dual-Use Goods and TechnologiesWassenaar Arrangement on Export Controls for Conventional Arms and Dual-Use Goods and Technologies66. Founded in. Founded in1996, the Initial Elements define the objectives of the Arrangement as, inter alia:1996, the Initial Elements define the objectives of the Arrangement as, inter alia:

"to contribute to regional and international security and stability, by promoting transparency and greater"to contribute to regional and international security and stability, by promoting transparency and greaterresponsibility in transfers of conventional arms and dual-use goods and technologies, thus preventingresponsibility in transfers of conventional arms and dual-use goods and technologies, thus preventingdestabilising accumulations"destabilising accumulations"

Through national policies, the 41 Participating States seek to ensure that transfers of items covered by the common exportThrough national policies, the 41 Participating States seek to ensure that transfers of items covered by the common exportcontrol lists created in meetings of the Wassenaar Arrangement do not contribute to the development or enhancement ofcontrol lists created in meetings of the Wassenaar Arrangement do not contribute to the development or enhancement ofmilitary capabilities that have the potential to undermine regional and global security and stability. Participating States alsomilitary capabilities that have the potential to undermine regional and global security and stability. Participating States alsotake every precaution to ensure that such goods and technologies are not diverted to illegitimate end-uses.take every precaution to ensure that such goods and technologies are not diverted to illegitimate end-uses.

United Nations Register of Conventional ArmsUnited Nations Register of Conventional Arms

Canada continues to actively promote greater transparency in the trade of conventional weapons. In 1991, Canada was aCanada continues to actively promote greater transparency in the trade of conventional weapons. In 1991, Canada was afounding contributor to the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms, to which governments voluntarily supply data onfounding contributor to the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms, to which governments voluntarily supply data ontheir imports and exports of seven major categories of conventional weapons systemstheir imports and exports of seven major categories of conventional weapons systems77. The annually updated Register. The annually updated Registermakes a significant contribution to transparency, confidence-building and enhanced global security. Each year since themakes a significant contribution to transparency, confidence-building and enhanced global security. Each year since theinception of the Register, more than 90 governments on average have made submissions to it; of these, about 70 haveinception of the Register, more than 90 governments on average have made submissions to it; of these, about 70 havedone so consistently, including Canada. Currently, there is reasonable representation from most geographic regions,done so consistently, including Canada. Currently, there is reasonable representation from most geographic regions,


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capturing over 95 percent of the international trade in major conventional weapons. As a result, the Register has becomecapturing over 95 percent of the international trade in major conventional weapons. As a result, the Register has becomean important and authoritative source of informationan important and authoritative source of information

Canada is also one of a growing number of countries that voluntarily submit data to the Register on military holdings andCanada is also one of a growing number of countries that voluntarily submit data to the Register on military holdings andon procurement through national production. This information goes beyond the minimum currently required by the Unitedon procurement through national production. This information goes beyond the minimum currently required by the UnitedNations and makes an important contribution to global transparency on military capabilities.Nations and makes an important contribution to global transparency on military capabilities.

Trade in Small Arms and Light WeaponsTrade in Small Arms and Light Weapons

Canada, in cooperation with like-minded partners, is looking at ways to address the problem of illicit small-armsCanada, in cooperation with like-minded partners, is looking at ways to address the problem of illicit small-armsproliferation, which can undermine security and development efforts and contribute to human suffering. Canada hasproliferation, which can undermine security and development efforts and contribute to human suffering. Canada hasadopted an integrated approach, addressing the arms-control, crime-prevention and peace-building dimensions of theadopted an integrated approach, addressing the arms-control, crime-prevention and peace-building dimensions of theissue at all levels. Such an approach targets supply-side and transit issues, and seeks to cope with post-conflict surplusissue at all levels. Such an approach targets supply-side and transit issues, and seeks to cope with post-conflict surplusstocks and reduce the demand for weapons.stocks and reduce the demand for weapons.

Canada promotes measures designed to achieve transparency in legal transfers of small arms and light weapons. AspectsCanada promotes measures designed to achieve transparency in legal transfers of small arms and light weapons. Aspectsunder review include codes of conduct and transparency initiatives. Canada’s own procedures are strict and seek to ensureunder review include codes of conduct and transparency initiatives. Canada’s own procedures are strict and seek to ensurea high level of control over exports of small arms.a high level of control over exports of small arms.


Military Export StatisticsMilitary Export Statistics

As part of Canada’s effort to encourage greater transparency on military exports, DFATD has published periodic reports onAs part of Canada’s effort to encourage greater transparency on military exports, DFATD has published periodic reports onannual exports of military goods and technology since 1990.annual exports of military goods and technology since 1990.

Statistics are obtained from utilization reports which must be provided to DFATD as a condition of using export permits forStatistics are obtained from utilization reports which must be provided to DFATD as a condition of using export permits formilitary goods and technology. These reports include the country of destination, a description of the goods exported, theirmilitary goods and technology. These reports include the country of destination, a description of the goods exported, theirquantity and their value in Canadian dollars. Details of export transactions are protected due to the commerciallyquantity and their value in Canadian dollars. Details of export transactions are protected due to the commerciallyconfidential nature of such information and restrictions under the confidential nature of such information and restrictions under the Privacy ActPrivacy Act..

Export controls apply to all foreign destinations. However, due to close and long-standing military cooperation with theExport controls apply to all foreign destinations. However, due to close and long-standing military cooperation with theUnited States, including the integrated nature of North America’s defence industry, permit exceptions apply to most GroupUnited States, including the integrated nature of North America’s defence industry, permit exceptions apply to most Group2 exports destined for final use in that country. Exports of military goods and technology to the United States are therefore2 exports destined for final use in that country. Exports of military goods and technology to the United States are thereforenot reported here.not reported here.

Certain statistics on Canadian exports may be available from other sources such as Statistics Canada or the CanadianCertain statistics on Canadian exports may be available from other sources such as Statistics Canada or the CanadianCommercial Corporation. It should be noted that these figures may include non-military goods such as commercialCommercial Corporation. It should be noted that these figures may include non-military goods such as commercialcomputers, civil-certified aircraft, guns and ammunition designed exclusively for industrial uses, such as the lighting of gascomputers, civil-certified aircraft, guns and ammunition designed exclusively for industrial uses, such as the lighting of gasflares at oil wells, or other civilian equipment. Since there is no direct correlation between the commodity codes used byflares at oil wells, or other civilian equipment. Since there is no direct correlation between the commodity codes used byStatistics Canada and the Statistics Canada and the Export Control ListExport Control List numbers, and because each source uses different methods of data collection, numbers, and because each source uses different methods of data collection,a meaningful comparison of the information from these three sources is extremely difficult.a meaningful comparison of the information from these three sources is extremely difficult.

The internationally accepted standard for statistics on worldwide military trade is the previously mentioned United NationsThe internationally accepted standard for statistics on worldwide military trade is the previously mentioned United NationsRegister of Conventional Arms. However, the Register limits itself to precise categories of weapons systems and does notRegister of Conventional Arms. However, the Register limits itself to precise categories of weapons systems and does notinclude parts, components or the wide assortment of non-lethal support systems (such as radar equipment, simulators andinclude parts, components or the wide assortment of non-lethal support systems (such as radar equipment, simulators andsoftware designed for military use) that make up the majority of Canada’s military exports.software designed for military use) that make up the majority of Canada’s military exports.

For the 2012 and 2013 calendar years, Canada’s total exports of military goods and technology amounted toFor the 2012 and 2013 calendar years, Canada’s total exports of military goods and technology amounted toapproximately $1.72 billion. The major share ($1.15 billion or 67%) went to member countries of the North Atlantic Treatyapproximately $1.72 billion. The major share ($1.15 billion or 67%) went to member countries of the North Atlantic TreatyOrganization (NATO) or non-NATO AFCCL destinations. Saudi Arabia, a non-NATO AFCCL destination was the largestOrganization (NATO) or non-NATO AFCCL destinations. Saudi Arabia, a non-NATO AFCCL destination was the largestsingle destination of Canadian military exports each year, received $575.1 million in military exports, accounting for 33%single destination of Canadian military exports each year, received $575.1 million in military exports, accounting for 33%of all Canadian military exports. Five NATO countries were also in the top ten destinations for the same period: the Unitedof all Canadian military exports. Five NATO countries were also in the top ten destinations for the same period: the UnitedKingdom, Germany, Italy, France and Belgium. One other of the top ten destinations was non-NATO AFCCL destination;Kingdom, Germany, Italy, France and Belgium. One other of the top ten destinations was non-NATO AFCCL destination;Australia, which received a combined $46.9 million in military exports. The United Arab Emirates, Austria and Singapore,Australia, which received a combined $46.9 million in military exports. The United Arab Emirates, Austria and Singapore,the second, fourth and ninth-largest destinations for military exports respectively, were the only non-NATO and non-AFCCLthe second, fourth and ninth-largest destinations for military exports respectively, were the only non-NATO and non-AFCCLcountries in the top ten. Military exports to Participating States of the Wassenaar Arrangement accounted for $741.7countries in the top ten. Military exports to Participating States of the Wassenaar Arrangement accounted for $741.7million, or 43% of the total military exports.million, or 43% of the total military exports.


Data Interpretation NotesData Interpretation Notes

The following data interpretation notes apply to Tables 2, 4, and 5:The following data interpretation notes apply to Tables 2, 4, and 5:

i) Since procurement contracts awarded by governments may have very high values and extended deliveryi) Since procurement contracts awarded by governments may have very high values and extended deliveryschedules, a single supply contract by a single exporter may account for a large share of total military exports in aschedules, a single supply contract by a single exporter may account for a large share of total military exports in agiven year or number of years. Major changes in totals from one year to another may be explained by thegiven year or number of years. Major changes in totals from one year to another may be explained by thebeginning or end of a small number of large contracts.beginning or end of a small number of large contracts.ii) The tables do not report exports to the United States, which are estimated to account for over half of Canada’sii) The tables do not report exports to the United States, which are estimated to account for over half of Canada’s


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exports of military goods and technology each year.exports of military goods and technology each year.iii) The iii) The Export Control ListExport Control List (ECL) item numbers used in Tables 4 and 5 are explained with illustrative examples in (ECL) item numbers used in Tables 4 and 5 are explained with illustrative examples inTable 3. The full ECL, which consists of detailed technical descriptions of all controlled goods and technology, canTable 3. The full ECL, which consists of detailed technical descriptions of all controlled goods and technology, canbe found in “A Guide to Canada’s Export Controls”, which is available on the Internet at: www.exportcontrols.gc.ca.be found in “A Guide to Canada’s Export Controls”, which is available on the Internet at: www.exportcontrols.gc.ca.iv) Table 2 reports annual values of total exports of military goods and technology, including exports to individualiv) Table 2 reports annual values of total exports of military goods and technology, including exports to individualcountries. Table 5 breaks down the value of exports to individual countries according to the ECL item numbercountries. Table 5 breaks down the value of exports to individual countries according to the ECL item numberassigned to those exports. However, the sum total of exports by ECL item number to an individual countryassigned to those exports. However, the sum total of exports by ECL item number to an individual countrycalculated from Table 5 might not equal the total value of exports to that destination reported in Table 2. Sincecalculated from Table 5 might not equal the total value of exports to that destination reported in Table 2. Sincegoods or technology included in a single export permit may be classified under several ECL item numbers, Tables 4goods or technology included in a single export permit may be classified under several ECL item numbers, Tables 4and 5 contain some double-counting.and 5 contain some double-counting.

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YearYear Value in 2012Value in 2012 Percentage inPercentage in20122012

Value inValue in20132013

Percentage inPercentage in20132013

Total exports of military goods andTotal exports of military goods andtechnologytechnology88

$1,042,277,614$1,042,277,614 100%100% $681,366,080$681,366,080 100%100%

Exports to desitnations categorized by Human Development Index (HDI) levelExports to desitnations categorized by Human Development Index (HDI) level9

Very High HDI countriesVery High HDI countries $1,005,237,916$1,005,237,916 96.4%96.4% $618,908,116$618,908,116 90.8%90.8%

High HDI countriesHigh HDI countries $17,418,327$17,418,327 1.7%1.7% $30,453,002$30,453,002 4.5%4.5%

Medium HDI countriesMedium HDI countries $7,708,928$7,708,928 0.7%0.7% $18,095,060$18,095,060 2.7%2.7%

Low HDI countriesLow HDI countries $2,628,104$2,628,104 0.3%0.3% $12,463,000$12,463,000 1.8%1.8%

Not HDI-rankedNot HDI-ranked $9,284,339$9,284,339 0.9%0.9% $1,446,902$1,446,902 0.2%0.2%

Exports to destinations categorized by defence relationshipExports to destinations categorized by defence relationship

NATONATO1010 $217,265,799$217,265,799 20.9%20.9% $291,733,063$291,733,063 42.8%42.8%

Non-NATO Non-NATO AFCCAFCC1111 $453,732,651$453,732,651 43.5%43.5% $192,202,196$192,202,196 28.2%28.2%

OtherOther $371,279,164$371,279,164 35.6%35.6% $197,430,821$197,430,821 29%29%

Chart 1: Exports to destinations by Human Development Index (Chart 1: Exports to destinations by Human Development Index (HDIHDI) level) level

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Chart 1: Exports to destinations by Human DevelopmentChart 1: Exports to destinations by Human DevelopmentIndex (HDI) levelIndex (HDI) level

20122012 20132013

Not RankedNot Ranked $9,284,339$9,284,339 $1,446,902$1,446,902

Medium HDI CountriesMedium HDI Countries $7,708,928$7,708,928 $18,095,060$18,095,060

Low HDI CountriesLow HDI Countries $2,628,104$2,628,104 $12,463,000$12,463,000

High HDI CountriesHigh HDI Countries $17,418,327$17,418,327 $30,453,002$30,453,002

Very High HDI CountriesVery High HDI Countries $1,005,237,916$1,005,237,916 $618,908,116$618,908,116

Chart 2: Exports to destinations by defence relationshipChart 2: Exports to destinations by defence relationship

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Chart 2: Exports to destinations by defenceChart 2: Exports to destinations by defencerelationshiprelationship

20122012 20132013

NATONATO $217,265,799$217,265,799 $291,733,063$291,733,063

Other DestinationsOther Destinations $371,279,164$371,279,164 $197,430,821$197,430,821

Non-NATO AFCCLNon-NATO AFCCL $453,732,651$453,732,651 $192,202,196$192,202,196


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Top of pageTop of pageTable 2: Exports of Military Goods and Technology byTable 2: Exports of Military Goods and Technology byDestinationDestination1212

Value Exported ($)Value Exported ($)

Export DestinationExport Destination13 20122012 20132013

Grand TotalGrand Total $1,042,277,613$1,042,277,6131414 $681,366,082$681,366,0821515

AfghanistanAfghanistan $1,709,275$1,709,275 $8,222,754$8,222,754

AlgeriaAlgeria $40,000$40,000 $1,453,907$1,453,907

ArgentinaArgentina -- $2,660$2,660

AustraliaAustralia $24,663,910$24,663,910 $22,276,212$22,276,212

AustriaAustria $11,365,121$11,365,121 $84,644,172$84,644,172

BahrainBahrain $2,173,354$2,173,354 $1,208,766$1,208,766

BelgiumBelgium $16,758,859$16,758,859 $11,970,820$11,970,820

BermudaBermuda $17,970$17,970 $50,450$50,450

Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnia and Herzegovina $1,426$1,426 - -

BotswanaBotswana - - $283,260$283,260

BrazilBrazil $1,446,053$1,446,053 $274,474$274,474

BruneiBrunei - - $15,465$15,465

BulgariaBulgaria $52,725$52,725 $41,300$41,300

Burkina FasoBurkina Faso - - $40,000$40,000

ChileChile $931,588$931,588 $3,468,491$3,468,491

ChinaChina $47,569$47,569 $1,328,746$1,328,746

ColombiaColombia $40,075$40,075 $780,753$780,753

Costa RicaCosta Rica $115,094$115,094 $40,020$40,020

CroatiaCroatia $55,869$55,869 $54,910$54,910

CyprusCyprus - - $3,632$3,632

Czech RepublicCzech Republic $107,214$107,214 $172,877$172,877

DenmarkDenmark $16,698,549$16,698,549 $4,902,259$4,902,259

EgyptEgypt $3,965$3,965 $7,252,754$7,252,754

EstoniaEstonia $2,016$2,016 $94,018$94,018

Falkland IslandsFalkland Islands - - $1,700$1,700

FinlandFinland $560,260$560,260 $1,123,247$1,123,247

FranceFrance $14,532,960$14,532,960 $28,841,300$28,841,300

GeorgiaGeorgia - - $1,960$1,960

GermanyGermany $25,338,364$25,338,364 $46,851,284$46,851,284

GreeceGreece $213,111$213,111 $56,875$56,875

GuamGuam - - $6,362$6,362

GuatemalaGuatemala - - $8,731$8,731

GuyanaGuyana $50,000$50,000 $33$33

HaitiHaiti $1,000$1,000 - -

Hong KongHong Kong $13,000$13,000 $2,800$2,800


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HungaryHungary $1,450$1,450 $9,032$9,032

IcelandIceland $495,302$495,302 $150,000$150,000

IndiaIndia $352,065$352,065 $2,899,939$2,899,939

IndonesiaIndonesia $108,448$108,448 $1,909,474$1,909,474

IraqIraq $190,000$190,000 - -

IrelandIreland $8,600$8,600 $77,206$77,206

IsraelIsrael $2,379,586$2,379,586 $4,846,505$4,846,505

ItalyItaly $16,050,898$16,050,898 $49,580,162$49,580,162

JamaicaJamaica $7,000$7,000 - -

JapanJapan $10,177,836$10,177,836 $8,759,349$8,759,349

JordanJordan $718,799$718,799 $888,467$888,467

KazakhstanKazakhstan $92,834$92,834 - -

KenyaKenya - - $47,105$47,105

KuwaitKuwait $ 868,481$ 868,481 $16,116$16,116

LatviaLatvia $1,394$1,394 $140,000$140,000

LibyaLibya - - $3,116,000$3,116,000

LithuaniaLithuania $4,200$4,200 - -

LuxembourgLuxembourg $10,498,226$10,498,226 $12,420,464$12,420,464

MacedoniaMacedonia - - $1,320$1,320

MalaysiaMalaysia $423,308$423,308 $417,640$417,640

MaltaMalta $40,000$40,000 $42,000$42,000

MauritaniaMauritania $6,628$6,628 $84,193$84,193

MexicoMexico $1,171,366$1,171,366 $889,854$889,854

MongoliaMongolia - - $1,598$1,598

MoroccoMorocco $37,287$37,287 $4,215$4,215

NamibiaNamibia $9,970$9,970 $23,482$23,482

NetherlandsNetherlands $10,328,175$10,328,175 $14,505,677$14,505,677

Netherlands AntillesNetherlands Antilles $725,000$725,000 $1,450,000$1,450,000

New CaledoniaNew Caledonia - - $1,101$1,101

New ZealandNew Zealand $1,991,364$1,991,364 $1,961,339$1,961,339

NigeriaNigeria $911,200$911,200 $3,622,878$3,622,878

NorwayNorway $9,240,485$9,240,485 $5,037,534$5,037,534

OmanOman $652,008$652,008 $266,512$266,512

PanamaPanama $7,435$7,435 $4,110$4,110

PeruPeru $6,995$6,995 $124,580$124,580

PhilippinesPhilippines $3,268,594$3,268,594 $1,226,392$1,226,392

PolandPoland $118,733$118,733 $147,075$147,075


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PortugalPortugal $118,588$118,588 $858,816$858,816

QatarQatar $1,200$1,200 $142,849$142,849

RomaniaRomania $600$600 $5,776$5,776

RussiaRussia $1,600$1,600 $373,029$373,029

Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia $422,298,391$422,298,391 $152,772,708$152,772,708

SerbiaSerbia - - $3,925$3,925

SingaporeSingapore $20,581,307$20,581,307 $6,672,451$6,672,451

SlovakiaSlovakia - - $54,968$54,968

SloveniaSlovenia $42,939$42,939 - -

South AfricaSouth Africa $3,688,599$3,688,599 $4,466,235$4,466,235

South KoreaSouth Korea $9,724,495$9,724,495 $13,294,254$13,294,254

SpainSpain $4,907,724$4,907,724 $6,520,717$6,520,717

SwedenSweden $3,240,068$3,240,068 $9,411,606$9,411,606

SwitzerlandSwitzerland $5,030,487$5,030,487 $14,015,730$14,015,730

TaiwanTaiwan $9,266,369$9,266,369 $1,215,281$1,215,281

ThailandThailand $6,539,962$6,539,962 $10,885,694$10,885,694

Trinidad and TobagoTrinidad and Tobago $6,500$6,500 $196,000$196,000

TunisiaTunisia $160,663$160,663 $6,030,783$6,030,783

TurkeyTurkey $5,865,162$5,865,162 $3,023,801$3,023,801

UkraineUkraine $21,152$21,152 $279,215$279,215

United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates $277,116,557$277,116,557 $4,038,373$4,038,373

United KingdomUnited Kingdom $85,832,256$85,832,256 $106,293,401$106,293,401

UruguayUruguay - - $25,135$25,135

VietnamVietnam - - $172,008$172,008

YemenYemen - - $446,070$446,070

ZambiaZambia - - $18,946$18,946

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ExportExportControl ListControl List

ItemItemIllustrative ExamplesIllustrative Examples16

2-12-1 Smooth-bore weapons with a calibre of less than 20 mm, other arms and automatic weapons with aSmooth-bore weapons with a calibre of less than 20 mm, other arms and automatic weapons with acalibre of 12.7 mm or less and accessoriescalibre of 12.7 mm or less and accessories

2-22-2 Smooth-bore weapons with a calibre of 20 mm or more, other weapons or armament with a calibreSmooth-bore weapons with a calibre of 20 mm or more, other weapons or armament with a calibregreater than 12.7 mm, projectors and accessoriesgreater than 12.7 mm, projectors and accessories

2-32-3 Ammunition and fuse-setting devices, and specially designed componentsAmmunition and fuse-setting devices, and specially designed components

2-42-4 Bombs, torpedoes, rockets, missiles, other explosive devices and charges, and related equipment andBombs, torpedoes, rockets, missiles, other explosive devices and charges, and related equipment andaccessories specially designed for military useaccessories specially designed for military use


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ItemItemIllustrative ExamplesIllustrative Examples16

2-52-5Fire control, and related alerting and warning equipment, and related systems; test and alignmentFire control, and related alerting and warning equipment, and related systems; test and alignmentand countermeasure equipment specially designed for military use; and specially designedand countermeasure equipment specially designed for military use; and specially designedcomponents and accessoriescomponents and accessories

2-62-6 Ground vehicles and componentsGround vehicles and components

2-72-7 Chemical or biological toxic agents, riot control agents, radioactive materials, and related equipment,Chemical or biological toxic agents, riot control agents, radioactive materials, and related equipment,components, materialscomponents, materials

2-82-8 Energetic materials and related substancesEnergetic materials and related substances

2-92-9 Vessels of war, special naval equipment and accessories, and components specially designed forVessels of war, special naval equipment and accessories, and components specially designed formilitary usemilitary use

2-102-10 Aircraft, lighter-than-air vehicles, unmanned airborne vehicles, aero-engines and “aircraft”Aircraft, lighter-than-air vehicles, unmanned airborne vehicles, aero-engines and “aircraft”equipment, related equipment and components, specially designed or modified for military useequipment, related equipment and components, specially designed or modified for military use

2-112-11 Electronic equipment, military spacecraft and components not controlled elsewhereElectronic equipment, military spacecraft and components not controlled elsewhere

2-122-12 High-velocity kinetic energy weapon systems and related equipment, and specially designedHigh-velocity kinetic energy weapon systems and related equipment, and specially designedcomponentscomponents

2-132-13 Armoured or protective equipment and constructions and componentsArmoured or protective equipment and constructions and components

2-142-14Specialized equipment for military training or for simulating military scenarios, simulators speciallySpecialized equipment for military training or for simulating military scenarios, simulators speciallydesigned for training in the use of any firearm or weapon controlled in 2-1 or 2-2, and speciallydesigned for training in the use of any firearm or weapon controlled in 2-1 or 2-2, and speciallydesigned components and accessoriesdesigned components and accessories

2-152-15 Imaging or countermeasure equipment, specially designed for military use, and specially designedImaging or countermeasure equipment, specially designed for military use, and specially designedcomponents and accessoriescomponents and accessories

2-162-16

Forgings, castings and other unfinished products the use of which in a controlled product isForgings, castings and other unfinished products the use of which in a controlled product isidentifiable by material composition, geometry or function, and which are specially designed for anyidentifiable by material composition, geometry or function, and which are specially designed for anyproducts controlled inproducts controlled in2-1 to 2-4, 2-6, 2-9, 2-10, 2-12 or 2-192-1 to 2-4, 2-6, 2-9, 2-10, 2-12 or 2-19

2-172-17 Miscellaneous equipment, materials, libraries and specially designed componentsMiscellaneous equipment, materials, libraries and specially designed components

2-182-18 Equipment for the production of products referred to in the Munitions ListEquipment for the production of products referred to in the Munitions List

2-192-19 Directed energy weapon systems, related or countermeasure equipment and test models, andDirected energy weapon systems, related or countermeasure equipment and test models, andspecially designed componentsspecially designed components

2-202-20 Cryogenic and superconductive equipment, and specially designed components and accessoriesCryogenic and superconductive equipment, and specially designed components and accessories

2-212-21 SoftwareSoftware

2-222-22 TechnologyTechnology


Table 4: Exports of Military Goods andTable 4: Exports of Military Goods andTechnology by Technology by Export Control ListExport Control List(ECL) Item(ECL) Itemxviixvii1717

ECLECLValue Exported ($)Value Exported ($)

20122012 20132013

2-12-1 $ 40,463,613$ 40,463,613 $ 126,392,386$ 126,392,386

2-22-2 $ 32,113,683$ 32,113,683 $ 101,258,644$ 101,258,644

2-32-3 $ 31,967,854$ 31,967,854 $ 39,981,924$ 39,981,924

2-42-4 $ 9,206,614$ 9,206,614 $ 3,949,260$ 3,949,260

2-52-5 $ 38,514,414$ 38,514,414 $ 120,244,907$ 120,244,907


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ECLECLValue Exported ($)Value Exported ($)

20122012 20132013

2-62-6 $ 444,116,160$ 444,116,160 $ 255,509,020$ 255,509,020

2-72-7 $ 108,200$ 108,200 $ 260,946$ 260,946

2-82-8 -- --

2-92-9 $ 12,483,063$ 12,483,063 $ 21,636,550$ 21,636,550

2-102-10 $ 303,457,865$ 303,457,865 $ 122,392,971$ 122,392,971

2-112-11 $ 45,636,251$ 45,636,251 $ 53,736,801$ 53,736,801

2-122-12 -- --

2-132-13 $ 2,097,221$ 2,097,221 $ 4,732,902$ 4,732,902

2-142-14 $ 41,534,816$ 41,534,816 $ 19,737,762$ 19,737,762

2-152-15 $ 58,122,042$ 58,122,042 $ 95,836,389$ 95,836,389

2-162-16 $ 5,358,430$ 5,358,430 $ 4,296,036$ 4,296,036

2-172-17 $ 11,922,209$ 11,922,209 $ 11,112,361$ 11,112,361

2-182-18 $ 2,571,653$ 2,571,653 $ 2,822,870$ 2,822,870

2-192-19 -- --

2-202-20 -- --

2-212-21 $ 21,233,316$ 21,233,316 $ 25,984,456$ 25,984,456

2-222-22 $ 8,133,469$ 8,133,469 $ 14,359,417$ 14,359,417


Table 5: Exports of Military Goods and Technology by DestinationTable 5: Exports of Military Goods and Technology by Destinationand and Export Control ListExport Control List (ECL) Item (ECL) Itemxviiixviii1818

Export DestinationExport Destination ECL ##ECL ##19Value Exported ($)Value Exported ($)

20122012 2013201320

AfghanistanAfghanistan 2-62-6 $974$974 $488$488

2-102-10 $1,708,301$1,708,301 $8,222,266$8,222,266

2-112-11 $1,708,301$1,708,301 $8,222,266$8,222,266

2-152-15 $1,708,301$1,708,301 $8,222,266$8,222,266

AlgeriaAlgeria 2-102-10 -- $143,987$143,987

2-152-15 -- $1,309,920$1,309,920

2-222-22 40,00040,000 --

ArgentinaArgentina 2-12-1 -- $2,660$2,660

AustraliaAustralia 2-12-1 $200,847$200,847 $152,761$152,761

2-22-2 $157,336$157,336 --

2-32-3 $7,821$7,821 --

2-52-5 $1,518,477$1,518,477 $664,272$664,272

2-62-6 $7,636,679$7,636,679 $2,106,090$2,106,090

2-72-7 -- $291$291

2-92-9 $1,502,305$1,502,305 $577,270$577,270

2-102-10 $3,516,427$3,516,427 $10,170,156$10,170,156


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2-112-11 $2,058,596$2,058,596 $2,440,088$2,440,088

2-132-13 $4,000$4,000 $4,470$4,470

2-142-14 $1,458,340$1,458,340 $2,546,140$2,546,140

2-152-15 $4,735,562$4,735,562 $4,242,399$4,242,399

2-162-16 $94,057$94,057 $4,380$4,380

2-172-17 $19,734$19,734 --

2-182-18 $186,640$186,640 $108,541$108,541

2-212-21 $1,090,378$1,090,378 $585,291$585,291

2-222-22 $823,789$823,789 $918,764$918,764

AustriaAustria 2-12-1 $8,830,015$8,830,015 $81,258,318$81,258,318

2-22-2 $8,837,728$8,837,728 $81,271,424$81,271,424

2-32-3 -- $1,390$1,390

2-52-5 $9,088,043$9,088,043 $83,184,919$83,184,919

2-62-6 $9,222,660$9,222,660 $82,281,924$82,281,924

2-72-7 $89,700$89,700 --

2-142-14 -- $124,113$124,113

2-152-15 $1,731,821$1,731,821 --

2-182-18 -- $124,113$124,113

2-222-22 $40,392$40,392 $92,084$92,084

BahrainBahrain 2-12-1 $5,796$5,796 $698$698

2-52-5 $2,179,350$2,179,350 $595,570$595,570

2-152-15 -- $612,498$612,498

BelgiumBelgium 2-12-1 $1,500$1,500 $2,681,639$2,681,639

2-22-2 -- $3,622$3,622

2-32-3 $1,369,885$1,369,885 $875,660$875,660

2-42-4 $2,468,836$2,468,836 $45,090$45,090

2-52-5 $8,109,216$8,109,216 $3,178,723$3,178,723

2-62-6 $1,071,637$1,071,637 $332,735$332,735

2-102-10 $278,820$278,820 $1,273,802$1,273,802

2-112-11 $46,302$46,302 $5,169$5,169

2-162-16 $66,685$66,685 $495,519$495,519

2-172-17 $6,304,101$6,304,101 $3,146,356$3,146,356

2-182-18 $20,050$20,050 $14,622$14,622

2-212-21 -- $77,987$77,987

2-222-22 -- $1,254$1,254

BermudaBermuda 2-22-2 $17,970$17,970 --

2-32-3 -- $50,450$50,450

Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnia and Herzegovina 2-12-1 $1,426$1,426 --


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20122012 2013201320

BotswanaBotswana 2-12-1 -- $1,750$1,750

2-102-10 -- $281,510$281,510

BrazilBrazil 2-12-1 $31,936$31,936 $34,354$34,354

2-52-5 $31,936$31,936 --

2-62-6 -- $165,000$165,000

2-102-10 $137,127$137,127 $12,617$12,617

2-112-11 -- $62,503$62,503

2-152-15 $31,936$31,936 --

2-212-21 $1,276,990$1,276,990 --

BruneiBrunei 2-152-15 -- $1,000$1,000

2-212-21 -- $200$200

2-222-22 -- $14,265$14,265

BulgariaBulgaria 2-12-1 $52,725$52,725 $32,120$32,120

2-172-17 -- $9,180$9,180

Burkina FasoBurkina Faso 2-222-22 -- $40,000$40,000

ChileChile 2-42-4 $800,800$800,800 --

2-52-5 $4,792$4,792 --

2-152-15 -- $3,388,491$3,388,491

2-222-22 $120,000$120,000 $80,000$80,000

ChinaChina 2-22-2 -- $286,169$286,169

2-52-5 $27,000$27,000 $27,000$27,000

2-112-11 $5,560$5,560 $2,790$2,790

2-132-13 $15,010$15,010 $22,787$22,787

2-142-14 -- $990,000$990,000

2-222-22 -- $1$1

ColombiaColombia 2-62-6 -- $321,355$321,355

2-102-10 -- $346,509$346,509

2-112-11 -- $25,493$25,493

2-152-15 -- $84,141$84,141

2-182-18 -- $3,250$3,250

2-212-21 $75$75 --

2-222-22 $40,000$40,000 $346,514$346,514

Costa RicaCosta Rica 2-12-1 $115,094$115,094 $40,020$40,020

CroatiaCroatia 2-12-1 $55,869$55,869 $33,830$33,830

2-132-13 -- $11,100$11,100

2-152-15 -- $9,980$9,980

CyprusCyprus 2-12-1 -- $3,632$3,632

Czech RepublicCzech Republic 2-12-1 $23,854$23,854 $172,876$172,876


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2-32-3 $3,360$3,360 --

2-222-22 $80,000$80,000 $1$1

DenmarkDenmark 2-12-1 $3,003,571$3,003,571 $2,546,760$2,546,760

2-22-2 $123,624$123,624 $43,143$43,143

2-32-3 $7,330,000$7,330,000 $667$667

2-42-4 -- $1,993$1,993

2-62-6 $5,610,363$5,610,363 $47,809$47,809

2-92-9 $60,000$60,000 --

2-102-10 $56,164$56,164 $248,004$248,004

2-112-11 $290,763$290,763 $220,978$220,978

2-132-13 $224,194$224,194 --

2-152-15 -- $837,832$837,832

2-162-16 $27,732$27,732 $49,832$49,832

2-182-18 $7,449$7,449 $18,318$18,318

2-212-21 $6,000$6,000 --

2-222-22 $30,509$30,509 $924,357$924,357

EgyptEgypt 2-22-2 $1,601$1,601 --

2-32-3 $2,365$2,365 --

2-102-10 -- $92,492$92,492

2-112-11 -- $1,429,000$1,429,000

2-152-15 -- $5,622,762$5,622,762

2-222-22 -- $108,500$108,500

EstoniaEstonia 2-12-1 $1,601$1,601 $45,000$45,000

2-112-11 -- $49,018$49,018

Falkland IslandsFalkland Islands 2-12-1 -- $1,700$1,700

FinlandFinland 2-12-1 $16,491$16,491 $8,780$8,780

2-22-2 $14,469$14,469 --

2-52-5 $164,469$164,469 --

2-62-6 $164,469$164,469 $60,584$60,584

2-102-10 $356,749$356,749 $915,320$915,320

2-112-11 $22,550$22,550 $39,110$39,110

2-152-15 -- $36,168$36,168

2-182-18 -- $63,285$63,285

FranceFrance 2-12-1 $933,140$933,140 $1,494,915$1,494,915

2-22-2 $74,652$74,652 $390,750$390,750

2-32-3 $1,775,962$1,775,962 $342,148$342,148

2-42-4 $1,063,880$1,063,880 $230,511$230,511

2-52-5 $358,416$358,416 $361,614$361,614


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2-62-6 $1,210,139$1,210,139 $5,821,268$5,821,268

2-72-7 -- $307$307

2-92-9 $2,100,000$2,100,000 $30,339$30,339

2-102-10 $2,443,644$2,443,644 $940,525$940,525

2-112-11 $720,256$720,256 $305,408$305,408

2-132-13 -- $228,017$228,017

2-142-14 $215,186$215,186 $3,842,589$3,842,589

2-152-15 $2,667,779$2,667,779 $14,723,793$14,723,793

2-182-18 $420,696$420,696 $62,467$62,467

2-212-21 $324,716$324,716 $91,168$91,168

2-222-22 $836,184$836,184 $737,461$737,461

GeorgiaGeorgia 2-12-1 -- $1,960$1,960

GermanyGermany 2-12-1 $63,152$63,152 $15,977,469$15,977,469

2-22-2 $140,421$140,421 $15,860,151$15,860,151

2-32-3 $183,676$183,676 $958,318$958,318

2-42-4 $47,800$47,800 $71,786$71,786

2-52-5 $1,017,788$1,017,788 $15,954,658$15,954,658

2-62-6 $165,544$165,544 $6,575,994$6,575,994

2-72-7 -- $3,600$3,600

2-92-9 -- $247,685$247,685

2-102-10 $5,169,411$5,169,411 $6,105,519$6,105,519

2-112-11 $3,079,704$3,079,704 $11,910,737$11,910,737

2-132-13 -- $46,380$46,380

2-142-14 $2,983,119$2,983,119 $2,688,843$2,688,843

2-152-15 $4,631,441$4,631,441 $3,615,643$3,615,643

2-162-16 $232,360$232,360 $40,953$40,953

2-172-17 $23,432$23,432 $526,800$526,800

2-182-18 $7,241$7,241 $81,070$81,070

2-212-21 $8,685,160$8,685,160 $17,131,129$17,131,129

2-222-22 $1,121,898$1,121,898 $400,852$400,852

GreeceGreece 2-12-1 $2,600$2,600 $4,210$4,210

2-102-10 $210,511$210,511 $48,665$48,665

2-152-15 -- $2,000$2,000

2-212-21 -- $2,000$2,000

2-222-22 -- $2,000$2,000

GuamGuam 2-112-11 -- $6,362$6,362

GuatemalaGuatemala 2-132-13 -- $8,731$8,731

GuyanaGuyana 2-32-3 $50,000$50,000 $33$33


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HaitiHaiti 2-12-1 $1,000$1,000 --

Hong KongHong Kong 2-12-1 $13,000$13,000 $2,800$2,800

HungaryHungary 2-12-1 -- $8,032$8,032

2-212-21 -- $1,000$1,000

2-222-22 $1,450$1,450 $1,000$1,000

IcelandIceland 2-12-1 $302$302 --

2-152-15 $495,000$495,000 $150,000$150,000

IndiaIndia 2-12-1 $2,610$2,610 $584,952$584,952

2-52-5 -- $86,934$86,934

2-102-10 $10,000$10,000 $996,353$996,353

2-112-11 $211,085$211,085 $1,190,703$1,190,703

2-212-21 $5,110$5,110 $100$100

2-222-22 $123,260$123,260 $44,380$44,380

IndonesiaIndonesia 2-12-1 $108,448$108,448 $14,298$14,298

2-52-5 -- $26,564$26,564

2-102-10 -- $12,203$12,203

2-152-15 $94,450$94,450 $1,870,706$1,870,706

2-222-22 -- $1$1

IraqIraq 2-212-21 $190,000$190,000 --

IrelandIreland 2-12-1 $3,600$3,600 $13,190$13,190

2-32-3 -- $1,790$1,790

2-102-10 -- $12,362$12,362

2-112-11 $5,000$5,000 $4,100$4,100

2-152-15 -- $12,298$12,298

2-172-17 -- $33,467$33,467

IsraelIsrael 2-12-1 $15,365$15,365 $34,218$34,218

2-32-3 -- $1,680$1,680

2-42-4 $1,432,500$1,432,500 $2,820,772$2,820,772

2-52-5 $525,200$525,200 $341,724$341,724

2-62-6 -- $288,383$288,383

2-92-9 $30,347$30,347 $3,685$3,685

2-102-10 -- $608,523$608,523

2-112-11 $326,486$326,486 $676,065$676,065

2-142-14 -- $3,212$3,212

2-152-15 -- $43,487$43,487

2-212-21 -- $88,100$88,100

2-222-22 $80,035$80,035 $120,061$120,061

ItalyItaly 2-12-1 $4,611,917$4,611,917 $2,081,809$2,081,809


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20122012 2013201320

2-32-3 $235,422$235,422 $225,089$225,089

2-52-5 $14,300$14,300 $179,040$179,040

2-102-10 $5,998,834$5,998,834 $33,743,745$33,743,745

2-112-11 $465,857$465,857 $413,826$413,826

2-142-14 $21,655$21,655 $1,000,000$1,000,000

2-152-15 $245,000$245,000 $8,115,197$8,115,197

2-162-16 $2,783,505$2,783,505 $1,082,696$1,082,696

2-172-17 $1,611,624$1,611,624 $1,778,321$1,778,321

2-212-21 $20,950$20,950 $1,129,679$1,129,679

2-222-22 $545,201$545,201 $1,038,482$1,038,482

JamaicaJamaica 2-12-1 $7,000$7,000 --

JapanJapan 2-12-1 $16,412$16,412 $43,672$43,672

2-42-4 $382,500$382,500 $375,000$375,000

2-52-5 $87,000$87,000 --

2-92-9 -- $226,764$226,764

2-102-10 $6,322,719$6,322,719 $3,508,885$3,508,885

2-112-11 $1,583,990$1,583,990 $2,884,636$2,884,636

2-142-14 $470,436$470,436 $290,159$290,159

2-152-15 $21,347$21,347 $91,206$91,206

2-162-16 $939,266$939,266 $1,438,680$1,438,680

2-182-18 $199,162$199,162 $103,386$103,386

2-212-21 -- $1,995$1,995

2-222-22 $155,003$155,003 $141,309$141,309

JordanJordan 2-12-1 $25,704$25,704 --

2-112-11 -- $100,500$100,500

2-152-15 $693,095$693,095 $787,967$787,967

KazakhstanKazakhstan 2-12-1 $92,834$92,834 --

KenyaKenya 2-12-1 -- $47,105$47,105

2-52-5 -- $24,950$24,950

KuwaitKuwait 2-12-1 -- $15,870$15,870

2-62-6 $868,476$868,476 $246$246

2-102-10 $4$4 --

2-132-13 $4$4 --

LatviaLatvia 2-32-3 $1,394$1,394 --

2-152-15 -- $140,000$140,000

LibyaLibya 2-62-6 -- $3,116,000$3,116,000

LithuaniaLithuania 2-12-1 $4,200$4,200 --

LuxembourgLuxembourg 2-12-1 $201,700$201,700 $123,949$123,949


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2-52-5 -- $193,956$193,956

2-62-6 -- $1,444,819$1,444,819

2-112-11 $108,305$108,305 $193,957$193,957

2-152-15 $9,710,835$9,710,835 $10,307,164$10,307,164

2-162-16 $37,386$37,386 --

2-182-18 -- $250,575$250,575

2-212-21 $400,000$400,000 $60,000$60,000

2-222-22 $40,000$40,000 $40,000$40,000

MacedoniaMacedonia 2-12-1 -- $1,320$1,320

MalaysiaMalaysia 2-72-7 $18,500$18,500 $40,934$40,934

2-102-10 $289,808$289,808 $306,778$306,778

2-112-11 $100,000$100,000 $29,916$29,916

2-152-15 $15,000$15,000 --

2-212-21 -- $12$12

2-222-22 -- $40,000$40,000

MaltaMalta 2-12-1 -- $2,000$2,000

2-222-22 $40,000$40,000 $40,000$40,000

MauritaniaMauritania 2-12-1 -- $44,193$44,193

2-152-15 $6,628$6,628 --

2-222-22 -- $40,000$40,000

MexicoMexico 2-62-6 $903,000$903,000 $248,104$248,104

2-112-11 $35,685$35,685 $23,138$23,138

2-152-15 $232,681$232,681 $617,026$617,026

2-182-18 -- $1,380$1,380

2-222-22 -- $206$206

MongoliaMongolia 2-12-1 -- $1,598$1,598

MoroccoMorocco 2-142-14 $24,987$24,987 $4,015$4,015

2-222-22 $12,300$12,300 $200$200

NamibiaNamibia 2-12-1 $7,370$7,370 $23,482$23,482

2-32-3 $2,600$2,600 --

NetherlandsNetherlands 2-12-1 $4,314,744$4,314,744 $1,487,674$1,487,674

2-42-4 -- $22,361$22,361

2-52-5 $132,785$132,785 $790$790

2-62-6 -- $1,052$1,052

2-92-9 $34,607$34,607 $6,624,968$6,624,968

2-102-10 -- $269,108$269,108

2-112-11 $35,146$35,146 $211,952$211,952

2-132-13 $1,253,300$1,253,300 $4,294,455$4,294,455


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2-142-14 $624,442$624,442 $830,926$830,926

2-152-15 $1,535,795$1,535,795 $91,382$91,382

2-162-16 $81,101$81,101 $573,175$573,175

2-182-18 $20,015$20,015 $49,553$49,553

2-212-21 $1,847,305$1,847,305 $5,298$5,298

2-222-22 $784,898$784,898 $2,047,671$2,047,671

Netherlands AntillesNetherlands Antilles 2-152-15 $725,000$725,000 $1,450,000$1,450,000

New CaledoniaNew Caledonia 2-12-1 -- $1,101$1,101

New ZealandNew Zealand 2-12-1 $77,002$77,002 $242,879$242,879

2-22-2 $3,449$3,449 --

2-32-3 $262,500$262,500 $200,456$200,456

2-52-5 -- $1,198$1,198

2-72-7 -- $19,330$19,330

2-92-9 $218,400$218,400 $601,920$601,920

2-102-10 $735,004$735,004 $284,759$284,759

2-112-11 -- $90,539$90,539

2-142-14 -- $436,000$436,000

2-152-15 -- $83,508$83,508

2-212-21 $16,386$16,386 --

2-222-22 $678,623$678,623 $750$750

NigeriaNigeria 2-62-6 $911,200$911,200 $3,620,600$3,620,600

2-132-13 -- $2,278$2,278

NorwayNorway 2-12-1 $215,775$215,775 $271,063$271,063

2-22-2 $10,155$10,155 --

2-32-3 $5,794,281$5,794,281 $467,568$467,568

2-42-4 $247,626$247,626 --

2-52-5 -- $18,254$18,254

2-62-6 $248,490$248,490 $408,088$408,088

2-72-7 -- $1,684$1,684

2-92-9 $710,490$710,490 $122,804$122,804

2-102-10 -- $448,000$448,000

2-112-11 $170,100$170,100 $147,882$147,882

2-142-14 -- $66,875$66,875

2-152-15 $1,813,124$1,813,124 $3,004,657$3,004,657

2-182-18 -- $5,182$5,182

2-222-22 $40,100$40,100 $75,477$75,477

OmanOman 2-12-1 -- $1,595$1,595

2-32-3 -- $5,532$5,532


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2-62-6 -- $1$1

2-142-14 $652,008$652,008 $259,384$259,384

PanamaPanama 2-32-3 $7,435$7,435 --

2-112-11 -- $4,110$4,110

PeruPeru 2-12-1 $5,525$5,525 $124,580$124,580

2-132-13 $1,470$1,470 --

2-152-15 -- $113,480$113,480

PhilippinesPhilippines 2-12-1 $3,945$3,945 --

2-52-5 $5,520$5,520 --

2-102-10 $34,347$34,347 $36,392$36,392

2-182-18 -- $1,190,000$1,190,000

2-212-21 $3,224,782$3,224,782 --

PolandPoland 2-12-1 $7,181$7,181 $61,680$61,680

2-62-6 $111,267$111,267 $45,275$45,275

2-222-22 $285$285 $40,120$40,120

PortugalPortugal 2-12-1 -- $300$300

2-32-3 -- $851,200$851,200

2-92-9 -- $3,665$3,665

2-102-10 $118,588$118,588 $3,651$3,651

QatarQatar 2-12-1 -- $142,849$142,849

2-222-22 $1,200$1,200 --

RomaniaRomania 2-12-1 -- $5,751$5,751

2-32-3 -- $25$25

2-112-11 $600$600 --

RussiaRussia 2-12-1 $1,600$1,600 $373,029$373,029

2-52-5 -- $1,298$1,298

Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia 2-12-1 $9,426,091$9,426,091 $1,281,587$1,281,587

2-22-2 $22,020,638$22,020,638 $3,112,969$3,112,969

2-32-3 $1,627,497$1,627,497 $13,990,256$13,990,256

2-52-5 $6,239,268$6,239,268 $489,263$489,263

2-62-6 $399,081,803$399,081,803 $129,618,480$129,618,480

2-92-9 $150,753$150,753 --

2-102-10 $2,272,229$2,272,229 $3,108,025$3,108,025

2-142-14 -- $120,000$120,000

2-152-15 -- $434,995$434,995

2-212-21 $201$201 $536,065$536,065

2-222-22 $2,324$2,324 $81,070$81,070

SerbiaSerbia 2-12-1 -- $3,925$3,925


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SingaporeSingapore 2-12-1 -- $4,990$4,990

2-62-6 $7,610,015$7,610,015 $3,192,224$3,192,224

2-92-9 $68,258$68,258 $657,076$657,076

2-102-10 $140,218$140,218 $2,268,940$2,268,940

2-112-11 $36,574$36,574 $294,674$294,674

2-142-14 $11,476,082$11,476,082 $42,609$42,609

2-152-15 $4,990$4,990 --

2-172-17 -- $421,670$421,670

2-182-18 $1,016,365$1,016,365 $30,477$30,477

2-212-21 $2,717$2,717 $11,145$11,145

2-222-22 $226,088$226,088 $149,526$149,526

SlovakiaSlovakia 2-12-1 -- $14,968$14,968

2-222-22 -- $40,000$40,000

SloveniaSlovenia 2-12-1 $2,939$2,939 --

2-222-22 $40,000$40,000 --

South AfricaSouth Africa 2-12-1 $60,207$60,207 $205,771$205,771

2-22-2 $350,000$350,000 --

2-32-3 -- $720$720

2-42-4 $11,250$11,250 --

2-52-5 $910,000$910,000 --

2-62-6 $3,160,614$3,160,614 $2,252,872$2,252,872

2-102-10 -- $810,486$810,486

2-112-11 -- $727,546$727,546

2-132-13 $4,109$4,109 --

2-142-14 $13,500$13,500 $430,340$430,340

2-152-15 -- $18,500$18,500

2-172-17 $12,120$12,120 $20,000$20,000

2-222-22 $66,800$66,800 --

South KoreaSouth Korea 2-12-1 -- $33,454$33,454

2-22-2 $29,925$29,925 --

2-32-3 $18,509$18,509 --

2-52-5 $610,850$610,850 $490,000$490,000

2-92-9 $4,252,870$4,252,870 $4,362,744$4,362,744

2-102-10 $1,481,458$1,481,458 $3,171,145$3,171,145

2-112-11 $931,771$931,771 $4,640,230$4,640,230

2-142-14 $798,468$798,468 $827,368$827,368

2-152-15 $1,625,694$1,625,694 --

2-172-17 $3,740,020$3,740,020 $3,885,288$3,885,288


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2-182-18 -- $500$500

2-212-21 $1,635$1,635 $65,160$65,160

2-222-22 $486,166$486,166 $175,773$175,773

SpainSpain 2-12-1 $84,979$84,979 $54,592$54,592

2-32-3 -- $335,175$335,175

2-42-4 $623$623 --

2-52-5 $40,757$40,757 $258,543$258,543

2-62-6 $112,458$112,458 $201,302$201,302

2-102-10 $89,785$89,785 $745,913$745,913

2-112-11 $686,059$686,059 $435,365$435,365

2-152-15 $3,509,146$3,509,146 $3,802,665$3,802,665

2-162-16 -- $10,608$10,608

2-172-17 -- $184,998$184,998

2-182-18 $34,288$34,288 $23,683$23,683

2-212-21 $53,850$53,850 $900,300$900,300

2-222-22 $295,780$295,780 $620,322$620,322

SwedenSweden 2-12-1 $41,005$41,005 $25,243$25,243

2-32-3 $91,999$91,999 $6,010,518$6,010,518

2-42-4 -- $21,000$21,000

2-52-5 $87,500$87,500 $1,198$1,198

2-62-6 $1,093,552$1,093,552 $1,335,915$1,335,915

2-92-9 $12,298$12,298 $420,749$420,749

2-102-10 $695,443$695,443 $1,143,821$1,143,821

2-112-11 $752,639$752,639 $33,900$33,900

2-142-14 $196,784$196,784 $5,800$5,800

2-152-15 $228,783$228,783 $282,462$282,462

2-212-21 $65$65 $90,000$90,000

2-222-22 $40,000$40,000 $41,000$41,000

SwitzerlandSwitzerland 2-12-1 $40,987$40,987 $140,586$140,586

2-32-3 $211,600$211,600 $251,380$251,380

2-52-5 $1,336,346$1,336,346 $639,438$639,438

2-62-6 $2,386,509$2,386,509 $7,930,661$7,930,661

2-102-10 $411,907$411,907 $1,623,165$1,623,165

2-112-11 -- $468,987$468,987

2-132-13 $595,134$595,134 $101,469$101,469

2-152-15 -- $13,479$13,479

2-212-21 -- $1,425,000$1,425,000

2-222-22 $48,005$48,005 $1,421,565$1,421,565


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TaiwanTaiwan 2-12-1 $3,247$3,247 --

2-42-4 $1,020,000$1,020,000 --

2-62-6 -- $28,207$28,207

2-92-9 -- $865,000$865,000

2-102-10 -- $60,132$60,132

2-112-11 $8,201,988$8,201,988 $201,947$201,947

2-172-17 $1,069$1,069 $865,000$865,000

2-212-21 -- $19,995$19,995

2-222-22 $40,065$40,065 $40,000$40,000

ThailandThailand 2-12-1 -- $13,349$13,349

2-32-3 $4,376$4,376 --

2-42-4 $1,165,866$1,165,866 --

2-102-10 $5,369,720$5,369,720 $10,796,487$10,796,487

2-112-11 -- $1,100,340$1,100,340

2-132-13 -- $888$888

2-182-18 -- $74,970$74,970

Trinidad and TobagoTrinidad and Tobago 2-12-1 -- $1,200$1,200

2-72-7 -- $194,800$194,800

2-152-15 $6,500$6,500 --

TunisiaTunisia 2-12-1 $139,980$139,980 --

2-102-10 $20,683$20,683 $6,030,783$6,030,783

TurkeyTurkey 2-12-1 $936$936 $958$958

2-62-6 -- $330,000$330,000

2-102-10 $318,456$318,456 $50,335$50,335

2-112-11 $45,087$45,087 $77,948$77,948

2-142-14 $3,922,905$3,922,905 $1,643,057$1,643,057

2-152-15 $489,803$489,803 $51,583$51,583

2-162-16 $16,296$16,296 $15,128$15,128

2-212-21 $1,071,177$1,071,177 $854,212$854,212

2-222-22 $144,102$144,102 $680$680

UkraineUkraine 2-12-1 $20,951$20,951 $279,215$279,215

2-32-3 $201$201 --

United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates 2-12-1 $5,150$5,150 --

2-22-2 $169,009$169,009 --

2-32-3 $50,692$50,692 $290,280$290,280

2-42-4 $95,860$95,860 $7,200$7,200

2-62-6 -- $1,659,530$1,659,530

2-102-10 $251,134,882$251,134,882 $3,677$3,677


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20122012 2013201320

2-112-11 $18,056,082$18,056,082 $41,110$41,110

2-142-14 $1,445,850$1,445,850 $218$218

2-152-15 $3,867,343$3,867,343 $1,989,253$1,989,253

2-182-18 $379,601$379,601 --

2-212-21 $1,830,214$1,830,214 $3,602$3,602

2-222-22 $81,875$81,875 $43,503$43,503

United KingdomUnited Kingdom 2-12-1 $7,559,874$7,559,874 $14,069,222$14,069,222

2-22-2 $162,706$162,706 $290,416$290,416

2-32-3 $12,936,280$12,936,280 $15,121,588$15,121,588

2-42-4 $469,073$469,073 $353,548$353,548

2-52-5 $6,019,403$6,019,403 $13,365,992$13,365,992

2-62-6 $2,546,313$2,546,313 $2,074,016$2,074,016

2-92-9 $3,342,735$3,342,735 $6,891,879$6,891,879

2-102-10 $14,136,624$14,136,624 $23,547,932$23,547,932

2-112-11 $5,951,767$5,951,767 $14,980,315$14,980,315

2-132-13 -- $12,326$12,326

2-142-14 $17,231,055$17,231,055 $3,586,114$3,586,114

2-152-15 $17,294,987$17,294,987 $19,210,410$19,210,410

2-162-16 $1,080,042$1,080,042 $585,066$585,066

2-172-17 $210,109$210,109 $241,282$241,282

2-182-18 $280,147$280,147 $617,499$617,499

2-212-21 $1,185,605$1,185,605 $2,905,018$2,905,018

2-222-22 $1,027,136$1,027,136 $4,410,269$4,410,269

UruguayUruguay 2-12-1 -- $25,135$25,135

VietnamVietnam 2-12-1 -- $12,998$12,998

2-52-5 -- $159,010$159,010

YemenYemen 2-152-15 -- $446,070$446,070

ZambiaZambia 2-12-1 -- $18,946$18,946


Table 6: Country ListsTable 6: Country Lists

Member countries of the North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationMember countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization

AlbaniaAlbaniaBelgiumBelgiumBulgariaBulgariaCanadaCanadaCroatiaCroatiaCzech RepublicCzech RepublicDenmarkDenmarkEstoniaEstoniaFranceFranceGermanyGermanyGreeceGreece


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HungaryHungaryIcelandIcelandItalyItalyLatviaLatviaLithuaniaLithuaniaLuxembourgLuxembourgNetherlandsNetherlandsNorwayNorwayPolandPolandPortugalPortugalRomaniaRomaniaSlovakiaSlovakiaSloveniaSloveniaSpainSpainTurkeyTurkeyUnited KingdomUnited KingdomUnited StatesUnited States

Automatic Firearms Country Control ListAutomatic Firearms Country Control List

AlbaniaAlbaniaAustraliaAustraliaBelgiumBelgiumBotswanaBotswanaBulgariaBulgariaChileChile2121

ColombiaColombiaCroatiaCroatiaCzech RepublicCzech RepublicDenmarkDenmarkEstoniaEstoniaFinlandFinlandFranceFranceGermanyGermanyGreeceGreeceHungaryHungaryIcelandIcelandItalyItalyLatviaLatviaLithuaniaLithuaniaLuxembourgLuxembourgNetherlandsNetherlandsNew ZealandNew ZealandNorwayNorwayPeruPeru2222

PolandPolandPortugalPortugalRomaniaRomaniaSaudi ArabiaSaudi ArabiaSlovakiaSlovakiaSloveniaSloveniaSpainSpainSwedenSwedenTurkeyTurkeyUnited KingdomUnited KingdomUnited StatesUnited States

Participating States of the Wassenaar ArrangementParticipating States of the Wassenaar Arrangement

ArgentinaArgentinaAustraliaAustraliaAustriaAustriaBelgiumBelgiumBulgariaBulgariaCanadaCanadaCroatiaCroatiaCzech RepublicCzech Republic


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DenmarkDenmarkEstoniaEstoniaFinlandFinlandFranceFranceGermanyGermanyGreeceGreeceHungaryHungaryIrelandIrelandItalyItalyJapanJapanLatviaLatviaLithuaniaLithuaniaLuxembourgLuxembourgMaltaMaltaMexicoMexicoNetherlandsNetherlandsNew ZealandNew ZealandNorwayNorwayPolandPolandPortugalPortugalRomaniaRomaniaRussiaRussiaSlovakiaSlovakiaSloveniaSloveniaSouth AfricaSouth AfricaSouth KoreaSouth KoreaSpainSpainSwedenSwedenSwitzerlandSwitzerlandTurkeyTurkeyUkraineUkraine

More information about Canada’s export controls, including the publication A Guide to Canada’s Export Controls,More information about Canada’s export controls, including the publication A Guide to Canada’s Export Controls,which contains the Export Control List, can be found on the Internet at which contains the Export Control List, can be found on the Internet at www.exportcontrols.gc.cawww.exportcontrols.gc.ca..

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More information about economic sanctions imposed by Canada, including arms embargoes against a number ofMore information about economic sanctions imposed by Canada, including arms embargoes against a number ofcountries, can be found on the Internet at countries, can be found on the Internet at www.international.gc.ca/sanctionswww.international.gc.ca/sanctions..

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Under the authority of Section 6 of the Under the authority of Section 6 of the Export and Import Permits ActExport and Import Permits Act, the Governor-in-Council added Belarus to, the Governor-in-Council added Belarus tothe Area Control List effective December 14, 2006, and North Korea on July 13, 2010.the Area Control List effective December 14, 2006, and North Korea on July 13, 2010.

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Subsection 84(1) of the Criminal Code provides definitions of “prohibited firearm”, “prohibited weapon” andSubsection 84(1) of the Criminal Code provides definitions of “prohibited firearm”, “prohibited weapon” and“prohibited device”.“prohibited device”.

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More information about Canada’s non-proliferation policies can be found on the Internet atMore information about Canada’s non-proliferation policies can be found on the Internet atwww.international.gc.ca/arms-armes.www.international.gc.ca/arms-armes.

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More information about the Wassenaar Arrangement can be found on the Internet at www.wassenaar.org.More information about the Wassenaar Arrangement can be found on the Internet at www.wassenaar.org.66

More information about the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms can be found on the Internet atMore information about the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms can be found on the Internet athttp://www.un.org/disarmament/convarms/Register/HTML/RegisterIndex.shtmlhttp://www.un.org/disarmament/convarms/Register/HTML/RegisterIndex.shtml..

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Exports to the United States are not included in this report.Exports to the United States are not included in this report.88

Categories are based on the 2014 Human Development Index as presented in the UN Development ProgrammeCategories are based on the 2014 Human Development Index as presented in the UN Development ProgrammeHuman Development Report 2014.Human Development Report 2014.

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A list of member countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is presented in Table 6.A list of member countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is presented in Table 6.1010

A list of countries on the Automatic Firearms Country Control List (AFCCL) is presented in Table 6.A list of countries on the Automatic Firearms Country Control List (AFCCL) is presented in Table 6.1111

Please refer to Data Interpretation Notes.Please refer to Data Interpretation Notes.1212


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If a destination does not appear in the above list, there were no military exports from Canada to that destination inIf a destination does not appear in the above list, there were no military exports from Canada to that destination inthe 2012 and 2013 calendar years. As noted in the introduction, exports of military products to the United Statesthe 2012 and 2013 calendar years. As noted in the introduction, exports of military products to the United Statesdo not require a permit and are therefore not reported here.do not require a permit and are therefore not reported here.

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A rounding issue has caused a minor difference of one dollar ($1) between the total value of 2012 exports as itA rounding issue has caused a minor difference of one dollar ($1) between the total value of 2012 exports as itappears in Table 1 and Table 2.appears in Table 1 and Table 2.

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A rounding issue has caused a minor difference of two dollars ($2) between the total value of 2013 exports as itA rounding issue has caused a minor difference of two dollars ($2) between the total value of 2013 exports as itappears in Table 1 and Table 2.appears in Table 1 and Table 2.

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The full list of goods and technology, including precise definitions of the terms used in the table, may be found in AThe full list of goods and technology, including precise definitions of the terms used in the table, may be found in AGuide to Canada’s Export Controls, available on the Internet at Guide to Canada’s Export Controls, available on the Internet at www.exportcontrols.gc.cawww.exportcontrols.gc.ca..

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Please refer to Table 3 for illustrative examples of Export Control List items.Please refer to Table 3 for illustrative examples of Export Control List items.1919

A rounding issue has caused a minor difference of five dollars ($5) between the total value for 2013 exports as itA rounding issue has caused a minor difference of five dollars ($5) between the total value for 2013 exports as itappears in Table 4 and Table 5.appears in Table 4 and Table 5.

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Added to the AFCCL on April 10, 2014. More information on this regulatory amendment is available on theAdded to the AFCCL on April 10, 2014. More information on this regulatory amendment is available on theInternet: Internet: http://www.gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p2/2014/2014-04-23/html/sor-dors92-eng.phphttp://www.gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p2/2014/2014-04-23/html/sor-dors92-eng.php

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Added to the AFCCL on April 10, 2014. More information on this regulatory amendment is available on theAdded to the AFCCL on April 10, 2014. More information on this regulatory amendment is available on theInternet: Internet: http://www.gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p2/2014/2014-04-23/html/sor-dors92-eng.phphttp://www.gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p2/2014/2014-04-23/html/sor-dors92-eng.php

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