China controls the export of tungsten, Teluri, Bissmer, Molybdenum and India. This was reported by TASS, with reference to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China.
It is noted that Beijing made a corresponding decision to protect national security and interests "in the context of the fulfillment of international obligations, in particular the non-proliferation of weapons."
According to the government's decision, the exporters of these products must receive a license from the Department of Commercial of the Chinese Council of Europe.
Earlier, the Chinese State Council's Tariff and Classification Committee reported that Beijing decided to set responsible fees on coal, liquid natural gas, oil and agricultural machinery.
