Treasury Eases Some Sudan Sanctions Regulations
The Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control authorized certain academic and professional exchange activities between the U.S. and Sudan, the agency announced April 15. The new general license allows U.S. academic institutions to “establish and operate” exchange programs with…
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Sudanese academic institutions. It authorizes U.S. persons to administer professional certificate exams, university entrance exams and professional training seminars in Sudan. The license also allows certain U.S. persons to conduct research in Sudan for noncommercial studies. These activities were previously prohibited under Sudanese Sanctions Regulations.