Norway has announced the lifting of restrictions imposed in 2019 on the export of military equipment to Turkey, allowing licenses to be requested again.
Emese Grancsa
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Oslo issued a statement informing that licenses for the export of military equipment and dual-use goods to Turkey can again be applied for under normal conditions. The decision to lift the restrictions comes a year after Norway suspended the processing of new applications for arms exports to Turkey.
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