SYR-GL-25
InactiveAuthorizing Transactions Prohibited by the Syrian Sanctions Regulations or Involving Certain Blocked Persons
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Summary
General License No. 25 authorizes all transactions prohibited by the Syrian Sanctions Regulations (31 CFR part 542) that do not involve blocked persons. It also authorizes transactions prohibited by the SySR and several related sanctions regimes involving specified blocked persons, including the Government of Syria (as in existence on or after May 13, 2025), blocked persons listed in the Annex to the license, and entities 50% or more owned by such listed blocked persons. The license does not authorize transactions with non-Annex SDNs, the unblocking of already-blocked property, or transactions involving Russia, Iran, or the DPRK.
Authorized activities
- All transactions prohibited by the SySR (31 CFR part 542) other than those involving blocked persons
- All transactions prohibited by the SySR involving the Government of Syria (as defined by 31 CFR § 542.308, as in existence on or after May 13, 2025)
- All transactions prohibited by the SySR, 31 CFR part 544, 31 CFR part 561, 31 CFR part 594, 31 CFR part 597, or Executive Order 13574 involving any blocked person listed in the Annex to the general license
- All transactions prohibited by the SySR, 31 CFR part 544, 31 CFR part 561, 31 CFR part 594, 31 CFR part 597, or Executive Order 13574 involving any entity 50% or more owned by a blocked person listed in the Annex
Conditions
The license does not authorize: (1) transactions involving SDN-listed individuals or entities not listed in the Annex (or entities 50%+ owned by such SDNs), unless separately authorized; (2) the unblocking of any property or interests in property blocked pursuant to any part of 31 CFR chapter V as of May 22, 2025; or (3) any transactions for or on behalf of the Governments of Russia, Iran, or the DPRK, or related to the transfer or provision of goods, technology, software, funds, financing, or services to or from Iran, Russia, or the DPRK. Additionally, compliance with all other Federal laws and requirements of other Federal agencies (including ITAR and EAR) remains required.