CT-GL-22A
ActiveTransactions Related to the Provision of Agricultural Commodities, Medicine, Medical Devices, Replacement Parts and Components, or Software Updates Involving Ansarallah
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Summary
General License No. 22A authorizes transactions involving Ansarallah (or entities in which it holds 50% or greater interest) that are ordinarily incident and necessary to the provision or sale of agricultural commodities, medicine, medical devices, replacement parts and components for medical devices, or software updates for medical devices to Yemen, or to persons in third countries purchasing specifically for provision to Yemen. The license defines the covered categories of agricultural commodities, medicine, and medical devices by reference to U.S. statutory definitions. It replaces and supersedes General License No. 22 dated January 17, 2024, effective March 5, 2025.
Authorized activities
- Provision (including sale) of agricultural commodities to Yemen or to persons in third countries purchasing specifically for provision to Yemen
- Provision (including sale) of medicine to Yemen or to persons in third countries purchasing specifically for provision to Yemen
- Provision (including sale) of medical devices to Yemen or to persons in third countries purchasing specifically for provision to Yemen
- Provision (including sale) of replacement parts and components for medical devices to Yemen or to persons in third countries purchasing specifically for provision to Yemen
- Provision (including sale) of software updates for medical devices to Yemen or to persons in third countries purchasing specifically for provision to Yemen
Conditions
The license does not authorize: (1) financial transfers to any blocked person covered under paragraph (a), except for payment of taxes, fees, import duties, or purchase/receipt of permits, licenses, or public utility services; (2) any transactions otherwise prohibited by the GTSR or FTOSR, including those involving blocked persons other than those described in paragraph (a), unless separately authorized. Nothing in the license relieves any person from compliance with other federal laws or requirements of other federal agencies.