This Resolution shall be published in the Official Gazette, and shall enter into force from the day following the date of its publication.

The Federal Entities that have funds established prior to the issuance of this Resolution, shall regularize their status in accordance with the provisions of the Manual attached hereto, except for the provisions related to determining the size of the Private Funds.

The procedures manual for establishing Private Funds in the Federal Government, attached to this Resolution, is hereby approved.

This Resolution shall be published in the Official Gazette and shall enter into force from the day following the date of its publication.

Any provision that contradicts or conflicts with the provisions of this Resolution shall be repealed.

1. The Committee for Goods Subject to Import and Export Control and its Executive Office shall be abolished.

2. The Office shall replace the Committee for Goods Subject to Import and Export Control established in accordance with Federal Law No. (13) of 2007 Regarding Goods subject to Import and Export Control, and the Executive Office of the Committee, in the following:

    a. The competencies assigned thereto and stipulated in the legislation in force in the State;

    b. The financial and legal rights and obligations thereof, and all their assets and properties, which shall be transferred to the Office; and

    c. Their dedicated budget.

 

1. The Office shall have its own organizational structure, financial and contractual regulations, and human resources. A resolution shall be issued for their approval by the Cabinet based on the Minister proposal. The Minister shall issue all other resolutions necessary to implement the provisions thereof and for organizing the work in the Office.

2. The Minister may establish an Executive Committee from the Concerned Authorities to assist the Office in exercising the competencies entrusted thereto. The resolution shall define its duties and its system and mechanism of work.

 

The Office’s financial resources shall consist of the following:

1. Financial allocations to the Office within the Ministry budget;

2. Grants provided to the Office by the Ministry of Presidential Affairs;

3. Revenues generated by the Office from exercising its competencies; and

4. Any other financial resources or grants approved by the Minister.

 

The Office shall be vested with the following competences:

1. Undertake procedures to implement the provisions of the Decree by law, prepare proposals and recommendations regarding the amendment of the goods schedule referred to in the decree by law, whether by deletion, addition, or substitution, and submit them to the Cabinet;

2. Confiscation of contravening goods that have been seized and disposal thereof, in coordination with the concerned authorities, in accordance with the provisions of the Decree by law and its implementing Regulation;

3. Propose the categories and fees for obtaining permits issued thereby in implementation of the provisions of the Decree by law, and submit them to the Ministry of Finance to be presented to the Cabinet;

4. Follow up on the implementation of the decisions and requirements of the United Nations Security Council and other relevant international and regional organizations, in coordination with the Concerned Authorities, and in accordance with the legislation in force in the State, and submit reports thereon to the Minister;

5. Coordinate and supervise the implementation of targeted financial sanctions related to the Terrorism Lists Regulation and the implementation of Security Council decisions regarding the prevention and suppression of terrorism and terrorist financing, and the counter-proliferation and financing of arms, in coordination with the Concerned Authorities;

6. Serve as the technical focal point for following up on the State obligations regarding the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons;

7. Prepare the annual disclosure of the materials listed in the schedules of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) imported into or exported from the State in coordination with the federal and local authorities competent in customs affairs and the Concerned Authorities in the State;

8. Coordinate and supervise visits by international teams of experts and inspectors to the State, in coordination with the Concerned Authorities;

9. Cooperate and coordinate with the Concerned Authorities regarding the procedures governing circulation, in accordance with the provisions of the Decree by law;

10. Publish the Office’s decisions and disseminate them to the Concerned Authorities; and

11. Any other competencies entrusted to it by the Decree by law and the regulations and resolutions issued pursuant thereto, and any duties assigned to it by the Cabinet or the Minister.

 

An independent office called the "Executive Office for Control and Non-Proliferation" (EOCN) shall be established, affiliated to the Ministry, and it shall be the competent authority for implementing the provisions of Federal Decree by law No. (43) of 2021 Regarding Goods subject to Non-Proliferation.