INTEGRATED CONTROLS ON SHIPMENT OF STRATEGIC GOODS


(From left) STC’s Kok Che Beng, MITI’s Jaya Singam Rajoo, MITI Deputy Minister Datuk Lim Ban Hong, Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd commercial head and Petronas Chemicals Marketing (Labuan) Ltd CEO Shakeel Ahmad Khan Shamin Ahmad Khan, Keysight Technologies Malaysia vice president Datuk Shidah Ahmad, and Avago Technologies trade compliance analyst Rima Ellani Farizuani Kalana at the STA 2010 Compliance Award’s presentation ceremony, held on the sidelines of the Strategic Trade Act 2010: 10th Anniversary Celebration and Conference at MITI Tower, Kuala Lumpur.

MALAYSIA is among three Asean countries besides Singapore and recently the Philippines to have enacted an export control law which allows for extra-territorial criminal jurisdiction.

The Strategic Trade Act (STA) 2010 regulates the activities of exports, transits, transshipments and brokering of strategic items – including arms and related material that can be used for the design, development and production of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and their delivery systems. Strategic items include goods and technology that are high-tech and specialised equipment.

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