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New Zealand has now lifted most of its Iran sanctions, following the removal of most UN sanctions when the JCPOA was implemented in January. The New Zealand Government explains in its press release (link here) that the main impact is that companies trading with Iran will no longer need to register with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Iran was formerly New Zealand’s 5th largest export market. The Iran sanctions that remain in New Zealand are explained on the website of the NZ Foreign Affairs & Trade Ministry; link here.
Maya Lester QC is a senior barrister (Queen’s Counsel) at Brick Court Chambers with a wide-ranging practice in public law, European law, competition law, international law, human rights & civil liberties. She has a particular expertise in sanctions. The legal directories say she is the...
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