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SYSTEM II
THE WHITE HOUSE
90131
)
SECRET
WASHINGTON
March 9, 1982
NATIONAL SECURITY DECISION
DIRECTIVE NUMBER 27
ECONOMIC DECISIONS FOR LIBYA
After consultation with the National Security Council and
in accordance with applicable law, I have decided on the following
steps to reduce the threat posed by Libyan policies and actions.
1.
To prohibit the import into the United States of
crude oil from Libya.
2. To require for foreign policy reasons validated licenses
for all exports of U.S. goods and technology to Libya, except for
medicine, medical supplies, food and other agricultural commodities.
3. The general policy of the U.S. shall be to deny licenses
for export to Libya of
a.
Goods and technology controlled for national
)
security purposes, and
b.
oil and gas technology and equipment not readily
available from sources outside the United States.
For all other newly controlled exports of goods and technology,
there is no presumption of denial.
4. To the extent feasible, the administrative steps taken
to implement these decisions shall be designed to minimize the
extraterritorial impact of new. export controls, bearing in mind
the basic purposes of these restrictions. In particular, the
United States will follow a flexible policy where third country
companies are involved. Reexports of nonstrategic goods and
technical data already outside of the United States at the time
the new controls are imposed, although subject "to licensing,
will not be precluded under these controls; strategic goods
already outside the United States will be considered on a case-
by-case basis; foreign products of a nonstrategic nature derived
from United States technical data will not be affected by the
new controls. The United States will be prepared to show some
flexibility with respect to the licensing of items generally
to be prohibited from export or reexport under the new controls,
where the items are required to fulfill preexisting contracts
or are components representing a minor percentage of products
)
to be produced abroad. Previously existing export controls
on Libya will not be weakened.
SECRET
DECLASSIFIED
RVw. on March 9, 1988
NLRR Leary to Weinstein Ht 4/20/05
BY RW
NARA DATE
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