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Attachment A
Afganistan | Croatia
| Malawi |
Algeria | Dominica
| Malaysia |
Angola | Egypt
| Mali |
Anguilla | Equatorial Guinea
| Mauritius |
Antigua | Eritrea
| Montserrat |
Bangladesh | Ethiopia
| Morocco |
Barbados | Federal Repulic of Yugoslavia
| Mozambique |
Belize | Fiji
| Namibia |
Benin | Gabon
| Nepal |
Bosnia Herzogovina |
The Gambia | Niger
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Botswana | Ghana
| Nigeria |
Burkina Faso | Grenada
| Pakistan |
Burma | Guinea
| Papua New Guinea |
Burundi | Guinea-Bissau
| Philippines |
Cambodia | India
| Rwanda |
Cameroon | Indonesia
| St Kitts and Nevis |
Central African Republic
| Jamaica | St Lucia
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Chad | Kenya
| St Vincent |
China | Losotho
| Senegal |
Congo | Liberia
| Seychelles |
Cote d'Ivoire | Macedonia
| Sierra Leone |
Slovenia | Tanzania
| Vanuatu |
Solomon Islands | Thailand
| Vietnam |
Somalia | Togo
| Yemen |
South Africa | Tonga
| Zaira |
Sri Lanka | Trinidad and Tobago
| Zambia |
Sudan | Tunisia
| Zimbabwe |
Swaziland | Uganda
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ANNEX 1Goods in Category 1 of the Technical Annex
to the Guidelines on Transfers under the Missile Technology
Control Regime (MTCR).Goods in Category 2 of the Technical
Annex to the MTCR Guidelines on Transfers.Goods in the Trigger
List included in Part 1 of Information Circular 254 issued by
the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG).Goods in the List of
Nuclear-Related Dual-Use Equipment and Materials and Related Technology
included in Part 2 of Information Circular 254 issued by the NSG.Goods
in Schedule 1 to the Annex of the Convention on the
Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use
of Chemical Weapons (CWC).Goods in Schedule 2 to the
Annex of the CWC.Goods in Schedule 3 to the Annex
of the CWC.Goods in the Australian Group's Export Control
Lists of Chemical Weapons Precursors and Dual-Use Chemical Manufacturing
Facilities and Equipment and Related Technology.Goods in the Australia
Group's Export Control Lists of Plant and Animal Pathogens, Biological
Agents and Dual-Use Biological Equipment.Supercomputers
(ie computers with a composite theoretical performance exceeding
2,000 million theoretical operations per second) and goods
having telecommunications or information security features, functions
or characteristics.All other Dual-Use goods controlled by
virtue or the end use control which is designed to prevent the
proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
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