U.S. Department of Commerce has created a list of organizations, which imposes licensing requirements on foreign companies engaged in activities that are contrary to U.S. national security. Now in this list of 1200 companies, and they are from 76 countries, such as Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, UAE, China, Egypt, Iran, India and Russia, said the report trade Minister Wilbur L. Ross at the 34th annual briefing of the Advisory Council on security abroad.
"One such company, Huawei, has 115 non-us affiliates in the list of organizations. We are talking about missile technology, software, parts, components, and nuclear activities. Many of these components individually harmless, but in the Assembly of the system lead to death," said Ross.
in addition, the Ministry of Commerce jointly with the state Department and the Treasury have created a check list of "bad players" involved in the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
Since the start of the administration trump the Commerce Department beginning 187 new investigations on anti-dumping and countervailing duties. It's 240% more than in the comparable period of the previous administration.
