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ON ARMS EXPORTS IN 2014

BELGRADE, 2017

REGIONAL REPORT

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REGIONAL REPORTON ARMS EXPORTS IN 2014

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REGIONAL REPORT ON ARMS EXPORTS IN 2014

The South Eastern and Eastern Europe Clearinghouse for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons (SEESAC) has a mandate from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Regional Cooperation Council (RCC) to support all national and international stakeholders by strengthening national and regional capacity to control and reduce the prolif-eration and misuse of small arms and light weapons, and thus contribute to enhanced stability, security and development in South Eastern and Eastern Europe.

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Regional Report on Arms Exports in 2014

AcknowledgementsWe would like to express our gratitude to the national authorities responsible for arms exports control in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, who have made this report possible. The publication of the Regional Report on Arms Exports in 2014 was also made possible by the contribution of the European Union, through the EU Council Decision (CFSP) 2016/2356 in Support of SEESAC Disarmament and Arms Control Activities in South-East Europe adopted within the framework of the EU Strategy to combat illicit accumulation and trafficking of SALW and their ammunition.

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The decision to produce the Regional Annual Report on Arms Exports for South East Europe was made in July 2009 in Montenegro, at the “Conference on a Regional Report on Arms Exports” facilitated by SEESAC. On this oc-casion, representatives of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia agreed on a methodology and committed to publish their arms exports data in a joint publication. Following, the first report was published in December 2009. In 2012, Croatia began contributing its data as well, making the Annual Report on Arms Exports covering 2010 the first six-state effort.

The participating states have already been producing national reports that contain detailed information on their respective arms exports. Since 2007, with the support of SEESAC, thirty nine (39) of these reports have been trans-lated into English language and printed. The national reports should remain the primary source of information on each country’s arms exports.

The production of a regional annual report on arms exports is intended to help to consolidate the gains in transpar-ency that have already been made in the region, while also demonstrating an ability and willingness to uphold the commitments associated with the Council Common Position 2008/944/CFSP defining common rules governing control of exports of military technology and equipment. By contributing to confidence building, through regional cooperation, the Report perfectly aligns with the core purpose of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), which all six states are parties to.

The report is a practical example of successful co-operation within the framework of the Regional Co-operation Council (RCC). Moreover, the report is evidence of the existing administrative capacity in the region and the desire to further comply with EU policies in the field of export controls.

The present report contains detailed information on arms exports of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia during 2014. A single, unified method for data collection and reporting has been used by all five participating countries and it includes the number and value of all arms export licences issued in 2014, as well as the value of all exports which were realized based on those licences, re-gardless of whether the utilization took place in 2014 or 2015.

Furthermore, the report contains data on transfers to United Nations-mandated or other international missions, key national legislation governing arms transfers, details of regional activities in which at least two states in the region have participated, and contact information for different ministries tasked with controlling transfers of conventional weapons.

While Croatia partook in the compilation of four Regional Reports on Arms Exports covering years 2010 through 2013, following its accession to the European Union on 1 July 2013, Croatia began contributing its data to the EU’s Annual Report on Arms Exports instead. Furthermore, starting with the present report, Croatia is listed under the European Union countries.

The publication of the Regional Report on Arms Exports in 2014 was made possible by the contribution of the European Union, through the EU Council Decision (CFSP) 2016/2356 in Support of SEESAC Disarmament and Arms Control Activities in South-East Europe adopted within the framework of the EU Strategy to combat illicit accumula-tion and trafficking of SALW and their ammunition.

INTRODUCTION

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ANNEXES 7

I. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF EU COMMON MILITARY LIST CATEGORIES 9

II. TABLES SETTING OUT EXPORTS PER DESTINATION, PER REGION AND WORLD WIDE 10

Exports Worldwide 10

Exports Per Destination 12

Exports Per Region 38

Central America and the Caribbean 38(Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Grenada, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago)

Central Asia 39(Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan)

European Union 40(Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Denmark (Greenland), Denmark (Faeroes), Estonia, Finland, France, France (French Polynesia), France (Mayotte), France (New Caledonia), Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Netherlands (Aruba), Netherlands (Netherlands Antilles), Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, United Kingdom (Bermuda), United Kingdom (Cayman Islands), United Kingdom (Channel Islands), United Kingdom (Gibraltar), United Kingdom (St Helena), United Kingdom (Turcs and Caicos Islands)

Middle East 42(Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Occupied Palestinian Territory, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, United Arab Emirates, Yemen)

North Africa 44(Algeria, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia)

North America 46(Canada, United States)

CONTENTS

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North East Asia 48(China (Mainland), China (Hong Kong), China (Macao), Korea (Democratic People’s Republic of), Korea (Republic of), Japan, Mongolia, Taiwan)

Oceania 49(Australia, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Micronesia (Fed. States of), Nauru, New Zealand, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu)

Other European Countries and Territories 50(Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Georgia, Holy See, Iceland, Kosovo*, Liechtenstein, Republic of Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Norway, Russian Federation, Serbia, San Marino, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine)

South Asia 52(Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka)

South East Asia 54(Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor Leste, Vietnam)

Sub-Saharan Africa 56(Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Congo (Republic of), Congo (Democratic Republic of), Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe)

South America 58(Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela)

III. TABLES SHOWING EXPORTS TO UNITED NATIONS-MANDATED OR OTHER INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS IN 2014 59

IV. INFORMATION ON NATIONAL LEGISLATION RELEVANT TO ARMS EXPORT CONTROL 60

V. TABLE OF REGIONAL ACTIVITIES IN WHICH STATES PARTICIPATED DURING 2014 64

VI. TABLE SHOWING INTERNET ADDRESSES AND CONTACT DETAILS OF NATIONAL AUTHORITIES RESPONSIBLE FOR ARMS EXPORT CONTROL 66

* “References to Kosovo shall be understood to be in the context of Security Council resolution 1244 (1999)”.

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The Information on Conventional Arms Exports by Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, based on the licences issued in the period from 1 January to 31 December 2014. The attached tables contain the following information:

I. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF EU COMMON MILITARY LIST CATEGORIES

II. TABLES SETTING OUT EXPORTS PER DESTINATION, PER REGION AND WORLDWIDE

Figures are broken down by State, and where possible by EU Common Military List category (1), where (a) = number of licenses issued, (b) = value of licenses issued in Euros and (c) = the value of arms exports in Euros (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

III. TABLE SHOWING EXPORTS TO UNITED NATIONS-MANDATED OR OTHER INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS IN 2014

IV. INFORMATION ON NATIONAL LEGISLATION RELEVANT TO ARMS EXPORT CONTROL

V. TABLE OF REGIONAL ACTIVITIES IN WHICH STATES PARTICIPATED DURING 2014

VI. TABLE SHOWING INTERNET ADDRESSES AND CONTACT DETAILS OF NATIONAL AUTHORITIES RESPONSIBLE FOR ARMS EXPORT CONTROL

ANNEXES

1 See page 11 below for brief descriptions of Military List categories.2 In many cases, transfers of controlled goods may pass through two or more states covered by this report before being

delivered to their final destination. For this reason, there is likely to be a considerable amount of ‘double counting’ in this report, with the same transfer being reported multiple times by different states. The report should not, therefore, be used to generate an estimate of the combined value of the region’s arms exports.

3 To make the table more readable, nil values and/or the mention ‘not available’ are omitted, and empty rows deleted.4 Concerning the Republic of Serbia: The Annual Report of the Republic of Serbia includes, inter alia, data on arms exports broken down by export destination

– i.e. the country of the buyer, together with the data on the end-user country - while agreed method in the Regional Re-port is to have data broken down only by end-user country. For this reason, data from the Annual Report of the Republic of Serbia may be different from the data published in the Regional Annual Report.

The Republic of Serbia’s national regulations allow for situations where a number of different products - which may cov-er a range of different control categories - are attached to one license. Such transfers have been marked with a single asterisk (*).

5 Concerning Montenegro: Montenegro’s national regulations allow for situation where a number of different products, which may cover a range of

different control categories are attached to one license. Such transfers have been marked with two asterisks (**). 6 Concerning Albania: In instances when Albania donates items covered by the Military List categories, no monetary value is assigned to the

export license or the utilized export. These instances are marked with three asterisks (***).

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ML1 Smooth-bore weapons with a calibre of less than 20 mm, other arms and automatic weapons with a calibre of 12,7 mm (calibre 0,50 inches) or less and accessories, and specially designed components therefor

ML2 Smooth-bore weapons with a calibre of 20 mm or more, other weapons or armament with a calibre greater than 12,7 mm (calibre 0,50 inches), projectors and accessories, and specially designed components therefor

ML3 Ammunition and fuse setting devices, and specially designed components thereforML4 Bombs, torpedoes, rockets, missiles, other explosive devices and charges and related equipment and

accessories, and specially designed components thereforML5 Fire control, and related alerting and warning equipment, and related systems, test and alignment and

countermeasure equipment, specially designed for military use, and specially designed components and accessories therefor

ML6 Ground vehicles and componentsML7 Chemical or biological toxic agents, ‘riot control agents’, radioactive materials, related equipment,

components and materialsML8 ‘Energetic materials’, and related substancesML9 Vessels of war, (surface or underwater) special naval equipment, accessories, components and other

surface vesselsML10 ‘Aircraft’, ‘lighter than air vehicles’, unmanned airborne vehicles, aero-engines and ‘aircraft’ equipment,

related equipment and components, specially designed or modified for military useML11 Electronic equipment, not specified elsewhere on the EU Common Military List, and specially designed

components thereforML12 High velocity kinetic energy weapon systems and related equipment, and specially designed components

thereforML13 Armoured or protective equipment, constructions and componentsML14 Specialized equipment for military training or for simulating military scenarios, simulators specially

designed for training in the use of any firearm or weapon specified by ML1 or ML2, and specially designed components and accessories therefor

ML15 Imaging or countermeasure equipment, specially designed for military use, and specially designed components and accessories therefor

ML16 Forgings, castings and other unfinished products the use of which in a specified product is identifiable by material composition, geometry or function, and which are specially designed for any products specified by ML1 to ML4, ML6, ML9, ML10, ML12 or ML19

ML17 Miscellaneous equipment, materials and ‘libraries’, and specially designed components thereforML18 Production equipment and components of products referred to in the EU Common Military ListML19 Directed energy weapon systems (DEW), related or countermeasure equipment and test models, and

specially designed components thereforML20 Cryogenic and ‘superconductive’ equipment, and specially designed components and accessories

thereforML21 ‘Software’ specially designed or modified for the ‘development’, ‘production’ ‘use’ of equipment or

materials controlled by the EU Common Military ListML22 ‘Technology’ for the ‘development’, ‘production’ or ‘use’ of items controlled in the EU Common Military List

The latest version of the EU Military List is available at: http://www.seesac.org/f/docs/SALW-Resources/2016-EU-Military-list.pdf

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF EU COMMON MILITARY LIST CATEGORIES

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10 Key a = number of licences issued b = value of licences issued in Euros c = value of arms exports in Euros

WORLDWIDEEXPORTS

42.07%

2009 2010 20142011 2012 2013

606 LICENSES ISSUED

WORLDWIDE

BOSNIA ANDHERZEGOVINA

ALBANIA

THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLICOF MACEDONIA

MONTENEGRO

SERBIA

TRANSFERS OF CONTROLLED GOODS MAY PASS THROUGH TWO OR MORE STATES COVERED BY THIS REPORT BEFORE BEING DELIVERED TO THEIR FINAL DESTINATION, FOR THIS REASON. THERE IS LIKELY TO BE A CONSIDERABLE AMOUT OF DOUBLE COUNTING IN THIS REPORT. WITH THE SAME TRANSFER BEING REPORTED MULTIPLE TIMES BY

DIFFERENT STATES, THE REPORT SHOULD NOT. THEREFORE. BE USED TO GENERATE AN ESTIMATE OF THE COMBINED VALUE OF THE REGION’S ARMS EXPORTS,

ML 112.42%

96.22%

2.94%

0.28%

0.56%

ML 352.50%

60.98%

0.78%

35.88%

1.61%

0.75%

ML 43.69%

83.69%

16.29%0.02%

ML 52.90%

66.01%

33.99%

ML 212.92%

7.12%0.15%

84.61%

8.12%

ML 60.84%

93.87%

6.13%.

ML 85.68%

99.78%

0.06%

0.16%

ML 90.62%

100%

ML 100.11%

73.43%

8.90%17.67%

ML 70.22%

88.66%

11.34%

317,444,434 €754.575.540 € - VALUE OF LICENSES ISSUED OF LICENSES ISSUED WAS USED

+136.69%EXPORTS GROWTH

COMPARED TO 2009

+21.39%EXPORTS GROWTHCOMPARED TO 2012




ML 110.02%

72.71%

27.25%

0.04%33.99%

ML 130.22%

100%

ML 140.01%

100%

ML 150.001%

100%

ML 181.60%

100%

ML 226.25%

100%

21.01%

0.88%

74.50%

1.51%2.10%

STRUCTURE OF REALIZED EXPORTS

ARMS EXPORTS WORLDWIDE IN 2014

TABLES SETTING OUT EXPORTS PER DESTINATION, PER REGION AND WORLDWIDE

ML 1 ML 2 ML 3 ML 4 ML 5 ML 6 ML 7 ML 8 ML 9

Albania*** a 2 1 6 1

b 851 588 4 164 298 918 353

c 111 030 2 686 019

Bosnia and Herzegovina a 4 8 111 1 4 4 1

b 437 746 4 110 235 120 719 426 1 750 3 134 399 164 081 27 740

c 222 581 3 328 835 59 773 571 1 750 3 134 399 164 081 27 740

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia a 3 9 9 1

b 2 920 080 1 254 879 620 917 11 220

c 2 920 080 1 254 879 620 917 11 220

Montenegro** a 18 8 11 5 1

b 1 780 543 225 338 3 415 517 1 944 656 8 933 799 1 956 539

c 1 157 166 63 353 1 302 151 1 909 560 1 956 539

Serbia* a 88 19 134 21 3 5 3 58

b 60 860 806 48 858 843 361 324 083 14 268 173 8 959 645 14 068 166 90 830 38 724 150

c 37 928 758 34 696 077 101 632 327 9 810 072 6 087 273 2 511 117 79 420 17 995 786

TOTAL PER ML category a 112 39 271 28 7 9 12 60 1

b 63 930 683 56 114 496 490 878 203 17 132 932 12 094 044 14 241 180 712 546 38 763 110 1 956 539

c 39 419 535 41 008 345 166 648 947 11 721 382 9 221 672 2 675 198 700 337 18 034 746 1 956 539

ML 10 ML 11 ML 13 ML 14 ML 15 ML 17 ML 18 ML 22 TOTAL per destination

Albania*** a 10

b 5 934 239

c 2 797 049

Bosnia and Herzegovina a 2 1 136

b 53 218 16 170 128 664 765

c 31 818 16 170 66 700 945

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia a 22

b 4 807 096

c 4 807 096

Montenegro** a 15 1 59

b 1 574 323 20 1 489 10 908 157

c 262 387 20 6 651 176

Serbia* a 2 7 1 1 14 24 379

b 63 157 43 146 699 361 53 800 356 911 320 424 7 645 453 47 924 335 604 261 283

c 63 157 43 146 699 121 27 180 3 330 5 091 547 19 819 856 236 488 168

TOTAL PER ML category a 19 2 7 1 1 14 24 606

b 1 690 698 59 336 699 361 53 800 356 911 321 913 7 645 453 47 924 335 754 575 540

c 357 362 59 336 699 121 27 180 3 330 5 091 547 19 819 856 317 444 434

2W

OR

LDW

IDE

WO

RLD

WID

E


11

WORLDWIDEEXPORTS

42.07%

2009 2010 20142011 2012 2013

606 LICENSES ISSUED

WORLDWIDE


ALBANIA


MONTENEGRO

SERBIA



ML 112.42%

96.22%

2.94%

0.28%

0.56%

ML 352.50%

60.98%

0.78%

35.88%

1.61%

0.75%

ML 43.69%

83.69%

16.29%0.02%

ML 52.90%

66.01%

33.99%

ML 212.92%

7.12%0.15%

84.61%

8.12%

ML 60.84%

93.87%

6.13%.

ML 85.68%

99.78%

0.06%

0.16%

ML 90.62%

100%

ML 100.11%

73.43%

8.90%17.67%

ML 70.22%

88.66%

11.34%

317,444,434 €754.575.540 € - VALUE OF LICENSES ISSUED OF LICENSES ISSUED WAS USED


COMPARED TO 2009





ML 110.02%

72.71%

27.25%

0.04%33.99%

ML 130.22%

100%

ML 140.01%

100%

ML 150.001%

100%

ML 181.60%

100%

ML 226.25%

100%

21.01%

0.88%

74.50%

1.51%2.10%




ML 2 ML 3 TOTAL per destination

Bosnia and Herzegovina a 2 2

b 2 967 942 2 967 942

c 2 967 942 2 967 942

Serbia a 2 2

b 259 516 259 516

c 259 516 259 516

TOTAL PER ML category a 2 2 4

b 2 967 942 259 516 3 227 458

c 2 967 942 259 516 3 227 458

AFG

hA

NIS

TAN


Montenegro a 1 2 3

b 10 000 20 000 30 000

c 10 000 20 000 30 000


b 10 000 20 000 30 000

c 10 000 20 000 30 000

ALB

AN

IA

ML 1 ML 2 ML 5 ML 7 ML 22 TOTAL per destination


b 2 967 942 2 967 942

c 2 967 942 2 967 942

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia a 1 1

b 420 420

c 420 420

Serbia* a 1 1 4 6

b 980 054 21 388 713 016 11 825 400 13 539 858

c 980 054 21 388 713 016 11 800 614 13 515 073

TOTAL PER ML category a 1 3 1 4 9

b 980 054 21 388 3 680 958 420 11 825 400 16 508 220

c 980 054 21 388 3 680 958 420 11 800 614 16 483 435

ALG

ER

IA

ARMS EXPORTS PER DESTINATION IN 2014


13Key a = number of licences issued b = value of licences issued in Euros c = value of arms exports in Euros



b 215 571 5 623 723 5 839 294

c 215 571 3 417 198 3 632 769

Serbia a 2 1 4 1 1 9

b 6 761 444 387 624 2 659 220 74 838 59 863 9 942 988

c 2 664 499 2 659 220 74 838 59 863 5 458 419

TOTAL PER ML category a 2 2 5 1 1 11

b 6 761 444 603 195 8 282 943 74 838 59 863 15 782 282

c 2 664 499 215 571 6 076 418 74 838 59 863 9 091 188

AN

GO

LA

ML 1 TOTAL per destination

Serbia a 1 1

b 94 212 94 212

c 94 212 94 212

TOTAL PER ML category a 1 1

b 94 212 94 212

c 94 212 94 212

AR

GE

NTI

NA



b 781 400 781 400

c


b 781 400 781 400

c

AR

ME

NIA


Serbia a 2 2 4

b 95 568 664 805 760 373

c 95 568 657 718 753 285


b 95 568 664 805 760 373

c 95 568 657 718 753 285

AU

STR

ALI

A



ML 1 ML 2 ML 3 ML 8 TOTAL per destination

Albania a 1 1 2

b 851 588 311 553 1 163 141

c 111 030 223 265 334 295


b 58 864 58 864

c 57 168 57 168

Montenegro a 2 1 1 4

b 258 609 3 735 144 545 406 889

c 114 245 100 247 214 492

Serbia* a 2 1 3

b 3 624 056 83 900 900 3 708 856

c 142 007 83 893 900 226 800


b 4 793 117 3 735 539 998 900 5 337 750

c 424 450 407 405 900 832 755

AU

STR

IA

ML 1 ML 2 ML 3 ML 8 ML 18 ML 22 TOTAL per destination

Serbia a 1 2 3 2 11 2 21

b 90 453 905 679 1 511 883 2 281 500 6 339 347 1 117 839 12 246 701

c 90 453 1 188 183 387 601 4 876 020 6 542 257

TOTAL PER ML category a 1 2 3 2 11 2 21

b 90 453 905 679 1 511 883 2 281 500 6 339 347 1 117 839 12 246 701

c 90 453 1 188 183 387 601 4 876 020 6 542 257

Az

ER

BA

IjA

N



b 345 000 345 000

c 345 000 345 000

Serbia a 1 1

b 379 000 379 000

c 379 000 379 000


b 724 000 724 000

c 724 000 724 000

BA

hR

AIN



ML 1 ML 2 ML 3 ML 4


b 212 640

c 212 640

Montenegro a 1

b 1 424 609

c 1 106 700

Serbia* a 1 2 2 2

b 19 750 21 949 917 446 034 4 304 661

c 10 974 958 446 034 4 304 661

TOTAL PER ML category a 1 2 4 2

b 19 750 21 949 917 2 083 283 4 304 661

c 10 974 958 1 765 374 4 304 661

BA

NG

LAD

ES

h



b 212 640

c 212 640

Montenegro a 1 2

b 5 814 1 430 423

c 1 106 700

Serbia* a 7

b 2 048 518 4 653 794 43 146 33 465 820

c 1 027 886 2 326 897 43 146 19 123 582


b 2 048 518 4 653 794 5 814 43 146 35 108 883

c 1 027 886 2 326 897 43 146 20 442 922

BA

NG

LAD

ES

h


Serbia a 2 4 6

b 58 590 187 505 246 095

c 58 590 165 305 223 895


b 58 590 187 505 246 095

c 58 590 165 305 223 895

BE

LAR

US





b 12 690 12 690

c 12 690 12 690

Serbia* a 8 4 12

b 22 450 731 356 100 22 806 831

c 3 986 048 356 100 4 342 148


b 22 463 421 356 100 22 819 521

c 3 998 738 356 100 4 354 838

BE

LGIU

M

ML 1 ML 2 ML 3 ML 4

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia a

b

c

Montenegro a 1

b 3 000

c

Serbia* a 4 1 3 1

b 298 760 19 028 116 046 2 750

c 287 415 1 020 116 046 2 750


b 298 760 22 028 116 046 2 750

c 287 415 1 020 116 046 2 750

BO

SNIA

AN

D h

ER

zE

GO

vIN

A



b 11 600 11 600

c 11 600 11 600

Montenegro a 1

b 3 000

c

Serbia* a 1 7 1 1 19

b 65 230 2 702 910 110 940 497 419 3 813 083

c 53 820 2 674 750 110 940 495 477 3 742 217


b 76 830 2 702 910 110 940 497 419 3 827 683

c 65 420 2 674 750 110 940 495 477 3 753 817

BO

SNIA

AN

D h

ER

zE

GO

vIN

A



ML 1 ML 2 ML 3 ML 4

Albania a 1b 1 130 145c 278 300

Bosnia and Herzegovina a 1 11 1b 3 027 29 524 326 1 750c 3 027 2 892 243 1 750

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia a

b c

Montenegro a 1 1 1b 61 773 46 561 241 363c

Serbia* a 1 5b 53 285 3 689 796c 53 285 1 685 888

TOTAL PER ML category a 2 2 18 1b 115 058 49 588 34 585 630 1 750c 53 285 3 027 4 856 431 1 750

BU

LGA

RIA


Serbia a 1 1

b 400 348 400 348

c 400 348 400 348


b 400 348 400 348

c 400 348 400 348BR

UN

EI


Albania a 1b 1 130 145c 278 300

Bosnia and Herzegovina a 13b 29 529 103c 2 897 020


b 583 217 583 217c 583 217 583 217

Montenegro a 1 4b 19 978 369 675c 4 710 4 710

Serbia* a 17 2 25b 19 636 336 616 183 23 995 600c 4 811 767 108 952 6 659 892

TOTAL PER ML category a 4 17 1 2 47b 583 217 19 636 336 19 978 616 183 55 607 740c 583 217 4 811 767 4 710 108 952 10 423 139

BU

LGA

RIA




Montenegro a 1 1

b 100 561 100 561

c

Serbia a 1 1 2

b 52 000 160 349 212 349

c 52 000 106 215 158 215


b 52 000 260 910 312 910

c 52 000 106 215 158 215

BU

Rk

INA

FA

SO

ML 2 ML 3 ML 6 TOTAL per destination

Serbia* a 3 2 5

b 433 352 2 996 506 9 230 153 12 660 011

c 329 125 329 125


b 433 352 2 996 506 9 230 153 12 660 011

c 329 125 329 125

BU

RU

ND

I


Serbia a 4 2 6

b 1 156 343 30 952 1 187 295

c 255 924 26 248 282 172


b 1 156 343 30 952 1 187 295

c 255 924 26 248 282 172

CA

NA

DA



b 626 250 626 250

c 626 250 626 250

Serbia* a 3 3 6

b 18 845 540 700 000 13 601 219 193 966 33 340 725

c 16 597 320 700 000 12 343 919 193 966 29 835 205


b 18 845 540 700 000 14 227 469 193 966 33 966 975

c 16 597 320 700 000 12 970 169 193 966 30 461 455

CA

ME

RO

ON




Serbia a 1 3 1 5

b 9 860 4 711 105 197 891 4 918 856

c 9 860 982 673 197 891 1 190 424


b 9 860 4 711 105 197 891 4 918 856

c 9 860 982 673 197 891 1 190 424

Ch

ILE


Serbia a 1 1 2

b 115 944 750 116 694

c 115 944 115 944


b 115 944 750 116 694

c 115 944 115 944

CO

NG

O (D

R)



b 641 412 60 081 701 493

c 641 412 60 081 701 493

Serbia a 4 1 1 2 8

b 333 025 7 680 227 856 47 000 615 561

c 286 677 6 400 227 856 47 000 567 933


b 974 437 60 081 7 680 227 856 47 000 1 317 054

c 928 089 60 081 6 400 227 856 47 000 1 269 426

CR

OA

TIA



b 37 37

c 37 37

Serbia a 1 1

b 38 681 38 681

c 38 681 38 681


b 38 718 38 718

c 38 718 38 718

CO

LOM

BIA




Albania a 3 1 4

b 2 722 600 918 353 3 640 953

c 2 184 454 2 184 454


b 107 500 107 500

c 107 500 107 500


b 2 300 2 300

c 2 300 2 300

Montenegro a 1 1

b 3 540 3 540

c

Serbia* a 3 1 1 5

b 6 543 185 1 180 371 22 428 7 745 984

c 207 463 25 944 22 428 255 835


b 6 543 185 1 180 371 2 832 400 918 353 3 540 22 428 11 500 277

c 207 463 25 944 2 294 254 22 428 2 550 089

Cz

EC

h R

EP

UB

LIC

ML 1 ML 2 ML 3 ML 4

Bosnia and Herzegovina a 5

b 3 706 769

c 3 160 184

Serbia* a 2 1 3 3

b 7 509 655 1 147 931 14 687 464 3 837 836

c 6 840 607 1 147 931 14 687 464 2 272 744


b 7 509 655 1 147 931 18 394 233 3 837 836

c 6 840 607 1 147 931 17 847 648 2 272 744

EG

YP

T



b 3 706 769

c 3 160 184

Serbia* a 1 1 2 13

b 240 3 330 558 643 27 745 099

c 3 330 338 595 25 290 671


b 240 3 330 558 643 31 451 868

c 3 330 338 595 28 450 855

EG

YP

T




Serbia* a 1 1 1 3

b 67 017 1 587 200 89 000 149 764 1 892 981

c 67 017 728 000 89 000 149 764 1 033 781


b 67 017 1 587 200 89 000 149 764 1 892 981

c 67 017 728 000 89 000 149 764 1 033 781Eq

UA

TOR

IAL

GU

INE

A



b 34 170 34 170

c 850 850

Montenegro a 1 1

b 1 596 1 596

c

Serbia a 2 1 1 1 1 6

b 47 383 39 306 1 252 550 8 387 127 215 1 474 841

c 47 383 1 224 170 8 387 127 215 1 407 155


b 47 383 39 306 1 286 720 9 983 127 215 1 510 607

c 47 383 1 225 020 8 387 127 215 1 408 005

FRA

NC

E


Montenegro a 1 1

b 4 500 4 500

c 4 500 4 500

Serbia a 2 3 1 1 7

b 68 173 137 400 6 800 262 638 475 011

c 66 945 137 400 6 800 262 638 473 783


b 68 173 137 400 6 800 4 500 262 638 479 511

c 66 945 137 400 6 800 4 500 262 638 478 283MA

CE

DO

NIA


Serbia a 1 1

b 33 073 33 073

c 33 073 33 073


b 33 073 33 073

c 33 073 33 073

FRA

NC

E (N

EW

C

ALE

DO

NIA

)

ThE

FO

RM

ER

YU

GO

SLA

v R

EP

UB

LIC

OF





b 11 220 11 220

c 11 220 11 220

Montenegro a 1 1

b 4 480 4 480

c 4 480 4 480


b 4 480 11 220 15 700

c 4 480 11 220 15 700

GE

OR

GIA



b 11 974 11 974

c 10 10

Serbia a 3 2 5

b 1 019 355 8 360 938 9 380 293

c 7 500 2 864 118 2 871 618


b 1 019 355 8 372 912 9 392 267

c 7 500 2 864 128 2 871 628

GE

RM

AN

Y


Serbia a 1 1 2

b 230 101 186 522 416 623

c 186 522 186 522


b 230 101 186 522 416 623

c 186 522 186 522

GU

ATE

MA

LA



b 62 502 62 502

c 62 502 62 502


b 62 502 62 502

c 62 502 62 502

GR

EE

CE





b 1 145 050 166 457 1 311 507

c 1 145 050 166 457 1 311 507

Montenegro a 1 1

b 5 229 5 229

c 2 349 2 349

Serbia a 1 2 3

b 2 960 63 157 66 117

c 2 960 63 157 66 117


b 8 189 1 145 050 166 457 63 157 1 382 853

c 5 309 1 145 050 166 457 63 157 1 379 973

hU

NG

AR

Y


Serbia a 2 2

b 50 959 50 959

c 50 959 50 959


b 50 959 50 959

c 50 959 50 959

IND

IA


Montenegro a 2 2

b 122 650 122 650

c 101 500 101 500

Serbia* a 1 6 7

b 80 010 2 742 087 2 822 097

c 80 010 2 742 087 2 822 097


b 80 010 2 742 087 122 650 2 944 747

c 80 010 2 742 087 101 500 2 923 597

IND

ON

ES

IA





b 140 140

c 140 140

Serbia* a 7 7

b 6 797 314 38 940 6 836 254

c 2 128 310 38 940 2 167 250


b 6 797 454 38 940 6 836 394

c 2 128 450 38 940 2 167 390

ITA

LY

ML 1 ML 2 ML 3 ML 4 ML 10 ML 18 ML 22 TOTAL per destination

Albania*** a 1 1 1 3

b

c

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia a 3 1 4

b 2 920 080 341 463 3 261 543

c 2 920 080 341 463 3 261 543

Montenegro a 1 1 2

b 1 887 000 70 000 1 957 000

c 1 887 000 1 887 000

Serbia* a 1 1 1 1 1 5

b 1 233 305 2 458 661 649 288 1 070 635 1 337 060 6 748 948

c 1 233 304 2 400 431 649 288 397 664 4 680 688


b 4 153 385 2 800 124 2 536 288 70 000 1 070 635 1 337 060 11 967 491

c 4 153 384 2 741 894 2 536 288 397 664 9 829 231

IRA

q



b 292 325 292 325

c 64 866 64 866


b 20 180 20 180

c 20 180 20 180

Serbia a 1 1 2 3 7

b 592 1 039 798 1 051 475 893 558 2 985 423

c 592 210 862 346 509 893 558 1 451 521


b 592 1 332 123 1 051 475 20 180 893 558 3 297 928

c 592 275 728 346 509 20 180 893 558 1 536 567

ISR

AE

L




Serbia a 1 1 2

b 70 718 35 770 106 488

c 70 718 35 770 106 488


b 70 718 35 770 106 488

c 70 718 35 770 106 488

jOR

DA

N


Montenegro a 1 1

b 109 463 109 463

c 109 463 109 463

Serbia a 1 1

b 579 697 579 697

c 579 697 579 697


b 579 697 109 463 689 160

c 579 697 109 463 689 160

kA

zA

kh

STA

N



b 253 113 253 113

c 253 113 253 113

Serbia* a 3 2 1 7

b 1 266 211 20 381 692 2 324 145 4 346 371 7 712 477 36 030 896

c 1 266 211 20 165 739 2 324 145 4 346 371 28 102 465


b 1 266 211 20 381 692 2 577 258 4 346 371 7 712 477 36 284 009

c 1 266 211 20 165 739 2 577 258 4 346 371 28 355 578

kE

NYA


Serbia* a 1 1 2

b 57 555 1 215 000 25 845 1 298 400

c 29 505 1 188 007 5 900 1 223 412


b 57 555 1 215 000 25 845 1 298 400

c 29 505 1 188 007 5 900 1 223 412kO

RE

A

(RE

PU

BLI

C O

F)





b 6 103 517 6 103 517

c 6 103 517 6 103 517


b 5 428 20 60 112 582 20 118 110

c 2 760 20 60 320 20 3 180

Serbia a 2 1 3

b 4 512 810 180 454 4 693 264

c 4 512 810 180 454 4 693 264


b 5 428 10 616 347 60 180 454 112 582 20 10 914 891

c 2 760 10 616 347 60 180 454 320 20 10 799 961

MA

LAY

SIA



b 11 769 11 769

c 11 769 11 769

Serbia a 1 1

b 13 198 13 198

c 13 198 13 198


b 24 967 24 967

c 24 967 24 967

MA

LAW

I


Serbia* a 1 1

b 1 381 2 763 942 5 085

c


b 1 381 2 763 942 5 085

c

kU

WA

IT



b 13500 13500

c 13500 13500


b 13500 13500

c 13500 13500

kO

SO

vO




Serbia a 2 2

b 120 900 120 900

c 120 900 120 900


b 120 900 120 900

c 120 900 120 900

MA

LTA

ML 1 ML 3 ML 4 ML 7


b 15 675c 8 937

Serbia* a 1 4 3 2b 600 168 101 49 061 25 600c 600 119 623 49 061 25 600


b 600 183 776 49 061 25 600c 600 128 560 49 061 25 600

MO

NTE

NE

GR

O



b 53 218 68 893c 31 818 40 755

Serbia* a 4 2 1 17b 122 843 14 825 53 800 434 830c 57 157 14 825 27 180 294 046


b 122 843 53 218 14 825 53 800 503 723c 57 157 31 818 14 825 27 180 334 801M

ON

TEN

EG

RO


Serbia a 5 5b 3 009 203 3 009 203c 3 009 203 3 009 203


b 3 009 203 3 009 203c 3 009 203 3 009 203M

YAN

MA

R




Serbia a 2 1 3b 32 347 337 534 369 881c 32 347 337 534 369 881


b 32 347 337 534 369 881c 32 347 337 534 369 881N

EW

zE

ALA

ND


Serbia* a 1 1b 497 492 102 788 600 279c 497 492 102 788 600 279


b 497 492 102 788 600 279c 497 492 102 788 600 279

NIG

ER


Serbia* a 2 2b 976 068 9 874 168 572 1 154 514c 951 812 168 572 1 120 384


b 976 068 9 874 168 572 1 154 514c 951 812 168 572 1 120 384

NIG

ER

IA


Serbia a 1 1b 235 080 235 080c 234 890 234 890


b 235 080 235 080c 234 890 234 890N

ETh

ER

LAN

DS


Serbia a 3 3b 579 471 579 471c 579 471 579 471


b 579 471 579 471c 579 471 579 471N

OR

WA

Y




Serbia a 1 1 2b 292 7 384 7 676c 7 384 7 384


b 292 7 384 7 676c 7 384 7 384O

MA

N


Montenegro a 1 1b 79 490 79 490c 79 490 79 490


b 79 490 79 490c 79 490 79 490P

AR

AG

UA

Y



b 326 185 326 185c 326 185 326 185

Montenegro a 2 2b 247 000 247 000c 45 463 45 463

Serbia a 4 4b 363 797 363 797c 48 696 48 696


b 610 797 326 185 936 982c 94 159 326 185 420 344

PA

kIS

TAN



b 1 603 820 1 603 820

c 334 114 334 114

Serbia a 4 1 5

b 3 247 138 164 134 3 411 273

c 2 072 277 164 134 2 236 411


b 4 850 958 164 134 5 015 093

c 2 406 391 164 134 2 570 525

Ph

ILIP

PIN

ES





b 20 786 220 20 786 220c 18 083 935 18 083 935

Serbia a 1 1b 137 500 137 500c 137 500 137 500


b 20 786 220 137 500 20 923 720c 18 083 935 137 500 18 221 435

SA

UD

I AR

AB

IA



b 59 000 72 000 131 000c 11 900 72 000 83 900


b 59 000 72 000 131 000c 11 900 72 000 83 900

PO

LAN

D



b 524 836 524 836c 524 836 524 836

Montenegro** a 1 1b 2 500 4 575 7 075c 2 500 4 575 7 075

Serbia* a 1 2 1 10 14b 18 460 289 430 6 913 3 319 242 3 634 045c 18 460 289 430 6 913 2 751 170 3 065 972


b 18 460 814 266 9 413 3 319 242 4 575 4 165 956c 18 460 814 266 9 413 2 751 170 4 575 3 597 883

RO

MA

NIA


Serbia a 3 2 5b 84 895 55 189 140 084c 84 045 1 924 85 969

TOTAL PER ML category a 3 2 5b 84 895 55 189 140 084c 84 045 1 924 85 969R

USS

IAN

FE

DE

RA

TIO

N





b 261 458 261 458c 261 458 261 458


b 261 458 261 458c 261 458 261 458

SE

NE

GA

L


Serbia a 1 1b 20 393 20 393c 20 393 20 393


b 20 393 20 393c 20 393 20 393

SEYC

hE

LLE

S

ML 2 ML 3 ML 4 ML 6 ML 7



b 5 500c 5 500

Montenegro** a 3 4b 71 170 134 226 33 500 8 933 799c 63 353 85 184

TOTAL PER ML category a 4 16 1 1b 73 498 6 676 713 33 500 40 933 6 299c 65 681 3 682 956 32 000 5 500

SE

RB

IA




b 5 500c 5 500

Montenegro** a 1 8b 1 956 539 1 489 2 206 656c 1 956 539 2 105 076

TOTAL PER ML category a 1 1 1 25b 27 740 1 956 539 16 170 1 489 8 832 881c 27 740 1 956 539 16 170 5 786 586

SE

RB

IA





b c

Serbia a 2 1 3b 312 734 81 030 393 764c 8 072 81 030 89 102


b 312 734 81 030 393 764c 8 072 81 030 89 102

SLO

vE

NIA


Serbia a 1 1b 25 600 25 600c 25 600 25 600


b 25 600 25 600c 25 600 25 600S

ING

AP

OR

E



b 306 799 306 799c 137 201 137 201


b 292 963 292 963c 292 963 292 963

Serbia a 1 1 1 3b 114 236 250 98 676 213 162c 250 98 676 98 926

TOTAL PER ML category a 6 1 1 8b 713 998 250 98 676 812 924c 430 164 250 98 676 529 090

SLO

vA

kIA




Montenegro a 3 3

b 580 577 580 577

c 580 577 580 577

Serbia a 5 2 7

b 28 800 598 845 627 645

c 25 450 27 136 52 586


b 609 377 598 845 1 208 222

c 606 027 27 136 633 163

SO

UTh

AFR

ICA



b 758 081 758 081c 411 741 411 741

Serbia a 1 2 3b 20 900 382 803 403 703c 367 765 367 765


b 20 900 1 140 884 1 161 784c 779 506 779 506S

PA

IN


Serbia a 5 5b 2 522 060 2 522 060c 2 522 060 2 522 060


b 2 522 060 2 522 060c 2 522 060 2 522 060

ThA

ILA

ND



b 7 600 18 220 610 18 228 210c 7 600 6 499 791 6 507 391

Serbia a 1 1b 14 440 14 440c 6 440 6 440


b 14 440 7 600 18 220 610 18 242 650c 6 440 7 600 6 499 791 6 513 831S

WIT

zE

RLA

ND




Serbia a 1 2 3b 1 089 548 805 854 1 895 402c 1 089 548 805 794 1 895 341


b 1 089 548 805 854 1 895 402c 1 089 548 805 794 1 895 341

UG

AN

DA



b 155 216 155 216

c 155 216 155 216

Serbia a 1 3 4

b 75 000 1 032 428 1 107 428

c 75 000 941 153 1 016 153


b 75 000 1 187 644 1 262 644

c 75 000 1 096 369 1 171 369

TUR

kM

EN

ISTA

N



b 3 269 432 3 269 432

c 2 894 952 2 894 952

Serbia a 3 3

b 1 247 378 1 247 378

c 1 247 378 1 247 378


b 4 516 810 4 516 810

c 4 142 330 4 142 330

TUR

kE

Y




Montenegro a 2 5 7b 100 872 817 216 918 088c 37 319 37 319


b 100 872 817 216 918 088c 37 319 37 319

Uk

RA

INE

ML 1 ML 3 ML 4 ML 5 ML 6


b 144

c 144

Serbia* a 2 1

b 456 105 2 159 051 1 850 990 10 706

c 456 105 10 706


b 456 105 144 2 159 051 1 850 990 10 706

c 456 105 144 10 706UN

ITE

D A

RA

B

EM

IRA

TES



b 144

c 144

Serbia* a 1 1 5

b 208 000 353 581 320 424 20 815 257 26 174 115

c 208 000 3 234 497 3 909 308


b 208 000 353 581 320 424 20 815 257 26 174 259

c 208 000 3 234 497 3 909 452UN

ITE

D A

RA

B

EM

IRA

TES




Serbia a 1 1

b 31 301 31 301

c 31 301 31 301


b 31 301 31 301

c 31 301 31 301

UR

UG

UA

Y


Bosnia and Herzegovina a 1 1 8 10

b 367 113 132 367 19 399 073 19 898 553c 153 644 132 367 7 692 967 7 978 978


b 391 873 391 873c 391 873 391 873

Serbia a 12 1 7 1 2 23b 8 319 090 22 202 247 160 982 219 965 5 327 212 261 049 451c 5 075 305 30 072 554 219 965 2 007 507 37 375 332

TOTAL PER ML category

a 13 2 17 1 2 35

b 8 686 203 154 569 266 951 928 219 965 5 327 212 281 339 877c 5 228 949 132 367 38 157 394 219 965 2 007 507 45 746 183

UN

ITE

D S

TATE

S

ML 1 ML 3 TOTAL per destination Bosnia and Herzegovina a 1 1

b 32 32c

Montenegro a 3 1 4b 84 316 1 360 193 1 444 509c 6 000 6 000

Serbia a 2 2 4b 6 430 352 152 358 581c 2 260 341 152 343 412


b 90 746 1 712 377 1 803 122c 8 260 341 152 349 412

UN

ITE

D k

ING

DO

M




Montenegro a 3 3

b 453 641 453 641

c 321 802 321 802

Serbia a 1 1 2 4

b 19 188 1 234 500 2 201 770 3 455 458

c 19 188 1 234 500 2 201 770 3 455 458


b 472 829 1 234 500 2 201 770 3 909 099

c 340 990 1 234 500 2 201 770 3 777 260

vIE

TNA

M


Montenegro a 1 1

b 304 005 304 005

c

Serbia* a 1 1

b 52 052 320 638 372 689

c 52 052 320 638 372 689


b 52 052 320 638 304 005 676 694

c 52 052 320 638 372 689

YE

ME

N

CENTRAL AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN

EXPORTS TO

44.77%

- 62.33%EXPORTS GROWTH

COMPARED TO 2009

+ 6.64%EXPORTS GROWTHCOMPARED TO 2012

- 40.44%EXPORTS GROWTHCOMPARED TO 2010


- 66.25% EXPORTS GROWTHCOMPARED TO 2011

2009 2010 20142011 2012 2013

2LICENSES ISSUED

FOR CENTRAL AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN

100%

SERBIA



ML 3100%

100%

186,522 €416,623 € - VALUE OF LICENSES ISSUED OF LICENSES ISSUED WAS USED


Key a = number of licences issued

b = value of licences issued in Euros

c = value of arms exports in Euros

ARMS EXPORTS PER REGION IN 2014


Serbia a 1 1 2

b 230 101 186 522 416 623

c 186 522 186 522


b 230 101 186 522 416 623

c 186 522 186 522CE

NTR

AL

AM

ER

ICA

A

ND

Th

E

CA

RIB

BE

AN

CENTRAL ASIAEXPORTS TO

95.32%


COMPARED TO 2009


-29.66%EXPORTS GROWTHCOMPARED TO 2010



2009 2010 20142011 2012 2013

7LICENSES ISSUED

FOR CENTRAL ASIA



1,860,529 €1,951,804 € - VALUE OF LICENSES ISSUED OF LICENSES ISSUED WAS USED


MONTENEGRO

SERBIA

ML 24.03%

100%

ML 390.09%

9.26%

90.74%

ML 105.88%

100%

8.34%

5.88%

85.78%





ML 2 ML 3 ML 10 TOTAL per destination Bosnia and Herzegovina a 1 1

b 155 216 155 216c 155 216 155 216

Montenegro a 1 1b 109 463 109 463c 109 463 109 463

Serbia a 1 4 5b 75 000 1 612 125 1 687 125c 75 000 1 520 850 1 595 850

TOTAL PER ML category a 1 5 1 7b 75 000 1 767 341 109 463 1 951 804c 75 000 1 676 066 109 463 1 860 529C

EN

TRA

L A

SIA

EUROPEAN UNION

EXPORTS TO

26.59%

2009 2010 20142011 2012 2013

177LICENSES ISSUED

FOR EUROPEAN UNION



ML 12.82%

68.87%

13.12%6.12%

11.89%

ML 368.21%

60.05%

0.46%

26.31%11.88%

1.30%

ML 40.06%

78.54%

12.62%8.84%

ML 20.09%

89.55%

10.45%

ML 50.50%

100% 100%

ML 71.76%

100%

ML 824.42%

ML 60.70%

42.76% 57.24%



COMPARED TO 2009




+35.63% EXPORTS GROWTHCOMPARED TO 2011

ML 100.22%

100%100%

ML 220.53%

ML 130.69%

87.18%

12.82%

8.44%

19.04%

69.16%

2.65%0.71%



ALBANIA


MONTENEGRO

SERBIA


Key a = number of licences issued b = value of licences issued in Euros c = value of arms exports in Euros

ML 1 ML 2 ML 3 ML 4 ML 5 ML 6

Albania a 1 5 1

b 851 588 4 164 298 918 353

c 111 030 2 686 019

Bosnia and Herzegovina a 2 1 32 1 2 3

b 58 864 3 027 33 188 372 1 750 166 457 132 081

c 57 168 3 027 5 947 935 1 750 166 457 132 081


b 295 403

c 295 403

Montenegro** a 7 2 3 2

b 409 927 50 296 1 746 101 4 096

c 122 594 100 247 2 500

Serbia* a 21 2 36 3 1

b 11 802 722 1 219 676 44 422 984 15 550 98 676

c 643 363 25 944 13 573 370 15 550 98 676


b 13 123 101 1 272 999 83 817 158 939 749 166 457 230 757

c 934 155 28 971 22 602 974 19 800 166 457 230 757


Albania a 7

b 5 934 239

c 2 797 049


b 33 550 551

c 6 308 418


b 583 217 878 620

c 583 217 878 620

Montenegro** a 2 16

b 28 093 2 238 513

c 9 285 234 626

Serbia* a 34 2 1 5 105

b 23 486 413 63 157 227 856 685 611 82 022 645

c 8 092 491 63 157 227 856 178 381 22 918 787


b 583 217 23 486 413 91 250 227 856 685 611 124 624 568

c 583 217 8 092 491 72 442 227 856 178 381 33 137 500

EU

RO

PE

UN

ION

EU

RO

PE

UN

ION

MIDDLE EASTEXPORTS TO

66.25%

2009 2010 20142011 2012 2013

66LICENSES ISSUED

FOR MIDDLE EAST



MONTENEGRO

SERBIA





COMPARED TO 2009





ML 111.67%

ML 362.83%

ML 48.67%

ML 28.53%

54.19%45.81%

65.54%

34.46%44.57%

54.57%

0.86%

100%

100%

ML 226.28%

100%

ML 150.01%

ML 60.02%

100% 100%

ML 81.41%

100%

ML 130.55%

ML 70.03%

100%

34.29%

57.53%

5.20%

2.98%




ML 1 ML 2 ML 3 ML 4 ML 5 ML 6 ML 7 ML 8

Albania*** a 1 1 1

b

c


b 25 130 458

c 21 654 129


b 2 920 080 341 463 20 180

c 2 920 080 341 463 20 180

Montenegro** a 1

b 1 887 000

c 1 887 000

Serbia* a 7 3 8 7 1 3

b 8 037 362 2 470 438 18 575 070 8 019 230 1 850 990 10 706 893 558

c 7 368 022 2 469 057 17 685 141 3 589 179 10 706 893 558


b 8 037 362 5 390 518 44 046 991 9 906 230 1 850 990 10 706 20 180 893 558

c 7 368 022 5 389 137 39 680 733 5 476 179 10 706 20 180 893 558


Albania*** a 3

b

c


b 25 130 458

c 21 654 129


b 3 281 723

c 3 281 723

Montenegro** a 2 3

b 374 005 2 261 005

c 1 887 000

Serbia* a 3 1 1 4 38

b 345 740 356 911 320 424 1 070 635 22 710 960 64 662 023

c 345 500 3 330 3 970 756 36 335 250


b 374 005 345 740 356 911 320 424 1 070 635 22 710 960 95 335 209

c 345 500 3 330 3 970 756 63 158 102

MID

DLE

EA

ST

MID

DLE

EA

ST

NORTH AFRICAEXPORTS TO

99.85%

2009 2010 20142011 2012 2013

9LICENSES ISSUED

FOR NORTH AFRICA

0.003%

18.01%

81.99%



SERBIA



ML 15.95%

ML 522.33%

100%

ML 20.13%

100%



COMPARED TO 2009




+1325.59% EXPORTS GROWTHCOMPARED TO 2011

ML 2271.59%

100%

ML 70.003%

100%

19.37%

80.63%






b 2 967 942 2 967 942

c 2 967 942 2 967 942


b 420 420

c 420 420

Serbia* a 1 1 4 6

b 980 054 21 388 713 016 11 825 400 13 539 858

c 980 054 21 388 713 016 11 800 614 13 515 073


b 980 054 21 388 3 680 958 420 11 825 400 16 508 220

c 980 054 21 388 3 680 958 420 11 800 614 16 483 435

NO

RTh

AFR

ICA

NORTH AMERICAEXPORTS TO

16.29%

2009 2010 20142011 2012 2013

41LICENSES ISSUED

FOR NORTH AMERICA

0.85%

17.34%

81.81%



SERBIA



ML 111.92%

ML 382.96%

ML 20.29%

100%

ML 84.36%

100%

ML 40.47%

100%



COMPARED TO 2009






97.19%

2.81% 1.03%

78.82%

20.15%

46





b 367 113 132 367 19 399 073 19 898 553

c 153 644 132 367 7 692 967 7 978 978


b 391 873 391 873

c 391 873 391 873

Serbia a 16 1 9 1 2 29

b 9 475 433 22 202 247 191 934 219 965 5 327 212 262 236 746

c 5 331 230 30 098 802 219 965 2 007 507 37 657 504


b 9 842 546 154 569 266 982 880 219 965 5 327 212 282 527 172

c 5 484 874 132 367 38 183 642 219 965 2 007 507 46 028 355

NO

RTh

AM

ER

ICA

NORTH EAST ASIAEXPORTS TO

94.22%

N/A N/A

N/AEXPORTS GROWTH

COMPARED TO 2009


N/AEXPORTS GROWTHCOMPARED TO 2010

N/AEXPORTS GROWTHCOMPARED TO 2013

+687,210%EXPORTS GROWTHCOMPARED TO 2011

2009 2010 20142011 2012 2013

2LICENSES ISSUED

FOR NORTH EAST ASIA




100%

SERBIA

ML 42.41%

100%

ML 897.11%

100%

ML 180.48%

100%





ML 4 ML 8 ML 18 TOTAL per destination Serbia* a 1 1 2

b 57 555 1 215 000 25 845 1 298 400

c 29 505 1 188 007 5 900 1 223 412


b 57 555 1 215 000 25 845 1 298 400

c 29 505 1 188 007 5 900 1 223 412NO

RTh

E

AS

T A

SIA

48

OCEANIAEXPORTS TO

99.37%


COMPARED TO 2009



+1,462.30%EXPORTS GROWTHCOMPARED TO 2013


2009 2010 20142011 2012 2013

7LICENSES ISSUED

FOR OCEANIA




100%

SERBIA

ML 111.39%

100%

ML 388.61%

100%





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ML 1 ML 3 TOTAL per destination Serbia* a 4 3 7

b 127 914 1 002 339 1 130 253

c 127 914 995 252 1 123 166


b 127 914 1 002 339 1 130 253

c 127 914 995 252 1 123 166OC

EA

NIA

OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AND TERRITORIES

EXPORTS TO

55.55%

2009 2010 20142011 2012 2013

151LICENSES ISSUED

FOR OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AND TERRITORIES



MONTENEGRO

SERBIA



ML 12.10%

ML 20.26%

ML 358.40%

ML 40.28%

ML 60.11%

99.25%

0.75%

13.36%

1.37% 21.33%

85.27% 78.02%

0.57% 0.08%

ML 70.34%

ML 811.07%

ML 96.86%

ML 100.26%

ML 110.06%

82.28%

17.72%0.88%

0.36%

98.76%100%



COMPARED TO 2009





74.56%

25.44%

100%

100%56.79%43.21%

ML 130.44%

ML 140.09%

ML 1817.08%

ML 222.65%

100% 100% 100% 100%

0.16%

7.64%

45.97%

46.23%


50



ML 1 ML 2 ML 3 ML 4 ML 6 ML 7 ML 8 ML 9


b 791 328 28 048 204 32 000 27 740

c 9 928 13 001 452 32 000 27 740


b 13 500 17 100 11 220

c 13 500 17 100 11 220


b 4 480 175 042 144 226 53 500 8 933 799 1 956 539

c 4 480 63 353 95 184 20 000 1 956 539

Serbia* a 14 3 26 5 3 13

b 615 910 924 707 4 002 972 58 611 90 830 5 107 253

c 594 487 1 020 3 555 329 58 611 79 420 3 119 508


b 620 390 1 891 077 32 208 902 112 111 40 933 108 729 5 146 213 1 956 539

c 598 967 74 301 16 665 465 78 611 32 000 96 520 3 158 468 1 956 539

ML 10 ML 11 ML 13 ML 14 ML 17 ML 18 ML 22 TOTAL per destination


b 53 218 16 170 28 968 660

c 31 818 16 170 13 119 108


b 41 820

c 41 820

Montenegro** a 6 21

b 821 716 1 489 3 166 724

c 41 819 2 181 375

Serbia* a 3 1 11 4 82

b 125 765 53 800 6 339 347 1 877 896 19 197 091

c 125 765 27 180 4 876 020 758 115 13 195 455


b 874 934 16 170 125 765 53 800 1 489 6 339 347 1 877 896 51 374 295

c 73 637 16 170 125 765 27 180 4 876 020 758 115 28 537 758

OTh

ER

EU

RO

PE

AN

CO

UN

TRIE

S A

ND

TE

RR

ITO

RIE

SO

ThE

R E

UR

OP

EA

N C

OU

NTR

IES

AN

D T

ER

RIT

OR

IES

SOUTH ASIAEXPORTS TO

61.39%

2009 2010 20142011 2012 2013

23LICENSES ISSUED

FOR SOUTH ASIA



ML 10.39%

ML 39.95%

ML 257.75%

ML 69.64%

100%

ML 110.18%

100%

ML 54.26%

100%



COMPARED TO 2009





13.58%

8.85%31.50%21.28%

46.07%78.72%

ML 417.83%



MONTENEGRO

SERBIA

51.72%48.28% 100%

0.88%

13.65%

80.70%

4.77%


52



ML 1 ML 2 ML 3 ML 4


b 2 967 942 326 185

c 2 967 942 326 185


b 212 640

c 212 640

Montenegro a 2 1

b 247 000 1 424 609

c 45 463 1 106 700

Serbia* a 5 2 6 2

b 383 547 21 949 917 756 509 4 304 661

c 48 696 10 974 958 756 509 4 304 661


b 630 547 24 917 859 2 719 943 4 304 661

c 94 159 13 942 900 2 402 034 4 304 661



b 3 294 127

c 3 294 127


b 212 640

c 212 640

Montenegro a 1 4

b 5 814 1 677 423

c 1 152 163

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