Guidance

Open general export licence (government of Sierra Leone)

Revoked open general export licence (OGEL) covered the supply or delivery of arms and related material to the government of Sierra Leone.

• From: Department for International Trade and Export Control Joint Unit
• Published: 18 August 2004
• Last updated: 20 April 2015 — See all updates

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Open general export licence (Government of Sierra Leone - acts likely to promote the supply or delivery of arms and related material to the Government of Sierra Leone)

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Open general export licence (OGEL) dated 18 August 2004 and which came into force on 18 August 2004, granted by the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills. The licence covered acts likely to promote the supply or delivery of arms and related material to the government of Sierra Leone.

Please note this licence is now revoked is published here for reference only.

Published 18 August 2004
Last updated 20 April 2015 + show all updates

1. 20 April 2015

   This licence has been revoked following lifting of sanctions against Sierra Leone by the United Nations. It remains published for reference only.

2. 18 August 2004

   First published.