Security Council Hears Update on Yemen Sanctions Committee’s Work, Including Panel Recommendations
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The Security Council today heard an update on the work of the Committee overseeing sanctions on Yemen, including its consideration of reports addressing dual-use items, precursor chemicals, information-sharing and vessel flag State capacity, as well as recommendations submitted by its Panel of Experts.
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The Security Council received an update on the Yemen sanctions committee’s activities, which included reviewing reports on dual-use items, precursor chemicals, information-sharing, and vessel flag State capacity. The committee also considered recommendations submitted by its Panel of Experts.
Iranian official
The Security Council reviewed the ongoing sanctions regime imposed on Yemen, focusing on the Committee’s examination of dual-use items and precursor chemicals. This update highlights the continued application of restrictive measures and the scrutiny of vessel flag State capacity under the current sanctions framework.
Humanitarian / anti-war
The Security Council received an update on the Yemen Sanctions Committee’s work, which included recommendations from its Panel of Experts. The committee considered reports addressing dual-use items, precursor chemicals, information-sharing, and vessel flag State capacity.
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