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The US Bureau of Industry and Security (BIA) on Wednesday announced that it has removed three Indian entities from its sanctions list, while at the same time it has added 11 Chinese entities to the list citing national security concerns. . Along with this, he said that this step is a clear message that supporting Chinese military modernization will have consequences.
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Ban was imposed on these three Indian companies
The units on which the ban has been lifted include Indian Rare Earths, Indira Gandhi Center for Atomic Research (IGCAR) and Bhabha Atomic Research Center (BARC). These three institutions come under the Department of Atomic Energy in India. Its job is to oversee the work done in the field of nuclear energy in the country.
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security said the decision is intended to support U.S. foreign policy objectives by reducing barriers to advanced energy cooperation, including joint research and development and science and technology cooperation that supports shared energy. Will lead to security requirements and goals.
Let us tell you that during his recent address at the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan had said that some Indian institutions will be removed from the list restricted from access to nuclear technology.
Alan F. Estevez, an official in the BIS’s Industry and Security Division, said the list of sanctioned entities is a powerful tool that can be used to promote national security and global cooperation. Through these changes, we have made clear that supporting the PRC’s (China’s) military modernization will come with consequences, while working with the United States will come with incentives.
