Syria. (5) Cuba; (6) Belarus; (7) Zimbabwe; (8) Myanmar (Burma); (9) the Crimea and Sevastapol Regions (Ukraine); and (10) the military/defence/energy sectors in Russia.
Syria. Digital agrees to indemnify and hold harmless [xxxx] and its parent and affiliates from any costs, penalties or other losses caused by, or related to, any violation of this provision.
Syria. 2014: On 3 March, the IAEA Board of Governors convened for the beginning of one of its annual meetings. Director General Xxxxx noted that the Syria indicated a readiness for the Agency to inspect the Miniature Neutron Source Reactor in Damascus. Due to an unstable situation on the ground, the Director stated that the Agency would not be able to send inspectors at that time, but that the situation would continue to be monitored. 2013: On 4 March, the IAEA Board of Governors held its first meeting of the year in Vienna, Austria. During the meeting, Director General Xxxxx called on Syria to cooperate fully with the IAEA in connection with unresolved issues related to the Dair Alzour site and other locations.
Syria. General Order No. 2, supplement No. 1 to part 736 of the EAR, sets forth spe- cial controls for exports and reexports to Syria. [71 FR 9442, Feb. 24, 2006] SUPPLEMENT NO. 1 TO PART 746— EXAMPLES OF LUXURY GOODS The following further amplifies the illus- trative list of luxury goods set forth in § 746.4(b)(1):
Syria. Key takeaway: Government plans to digitize basic services and transactions have not progressed. News stories report high reliance on informal money traders to get money into the country. For regime-controlled areas, there are recent efforts to transition to online payments for some government services. Total Population: 16.9 million (2018) Rural Population: 36% Account Ownership (2017) Mobile subscriber penetration Internet 54% 47% Unbanked 77% Banked 23% N/A penetration 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Digital Payments Received or Made in the Last Year (2017) Syria’s ongoing civil war has harmful ramifications on all aspects of society, including the country’s economy, infrastructure, demography, and health. While the war may be near to a close, there is no clear path to restoration. The economy is one-third of its pre-war size, and the value of the Syrian pound halved over the past year (Xxxxxxx and al-Omar 2020; Xxxxxxxxx 2020). More than 80 percent of people live below the poverty line (Makki 2018), and two-thirds of the population are refugees or internally displaced (Xxxxxxxxx 2020). Outside of areas held by the Syrian regime, formal banking services have long been shut down (Xxxxx 2016).
Syria. Syria Key takeaway: Government plans to digitize basic services and transactions have not progressed. News stories report high reliance on informal money traders to get money into the country. For regime-controlled areas, there are recent efforts to transition to online payments for some government services. Total Population: 16.9 million (2018) Rural Population: 36% Account Ownership (2017) Mobile subscriber penetration Internet penetration 54% 47% Unbanked 77% Digital Payments Banked 23% N/A 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Received or Made in the Last Year (2017) Syria’s ongoing civil war has harmful ramifications on all aspects of society, including the country’s economy, infrastructure, demography, and health. While the war may be near to a close, there is no clear path to restoration. The economy is one-third of its pre-war size, and the value of the Syrian pound halved over the past year (Xxxxxxx and al-Omar 2020; Xxxxxxxxx 2020). More than 80 percent of people live below the poverty line (Makki 2018), and two-thirds of the population are refugees or internally displaced (Xxxxxxxxx 2020). Outside of areas held by the Syrian regime, formal banking services have long been shut down (Xxxxx 2016). Health Sector Overview Prior to the severe conflict in Syria, the country’s Ministry of Health was the central provider of health care, although the private sector was also well established. The public sector provided care to Syrian citizens at no cost and was overseen by the ministries of Health, of Higher Education, of Defense, and of Social Affairs and Labor. Approximately 95 percent of the rural population had access to health care services. Health care financing came mostly from government spending and out-of-pocket payments from Syrian citizens. Dual practice between the private and public sectors was common. Syria currently faces immense challenges in its health sector due to its humanitarian crisis . Approximately half of hospitals and community health centers are closed or not functioning at full capacity. Provider and staffing shortages are a main challenge, as many trained personnel have fled the country. Other effects of long-term high-intensity conflict have permeated the Syrian health care system in the past several years and led to its deterioration including lack of funding, infrastructure challenges, and basic resource shortages (SHOPS Plus and HFG 2018). Digital Financial Services There is limited information on Syria that is reliable and up-to-date. ...
Syria. Finally, I understand that in the event I breach the terms of this Agreement, in addition to any other remedies Citigroup or any Citigroup Business may have, I may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment.
Syria. “By 1997, 200 thousand hectares of the country have been afforested or 1.06% of the total area of the country. Only 233 thousand hectares is covered with natural forest.” It is generally agreed that benefit-sharing should extend not only to the government of the country of origin but also to indigenous and local communities directly responsible for the conservation and sustainable use of the genetic resources in question. National legislation might require bio-prospectors to agree terms with such communities for the use of resources, and this may be all the more crucial where bio-prospectors are seeking to draw upon not only the resources themselves, but also upon the knowledge of these communities about those resources and their potential use. Access to and transfer of technologies Under Article 16 of the Convention, Parties agree to share technologies relevant to the conservation of biological diversity and the sustainable use of its components, and also technologies that make use of genetic resources. Technology transfer under the Convention therefore incorporates both “traditional” technologies and biotechnology. Technologies which make use of genetic resources are subject to special provisions aimed at allowing the country of origin of the resources to share in the benefits arising out of the development of these technologies. The Convention makes it a specific requirement that all Parties create a legislative, administrative or policy framework with the aim that such technologies are transferred, on mutually agreed terms, to those providing the genetic resources. This obligation extends to technology protected by patents and other intellectual property rights. More generally, developing country Parties are to have access to technology under terms which are fair and most favourable, including on concessional and preferential terms, where mutually agreed. Article 16 provides that where relevant technology is subject to an intellectual property right such as a patent, the transfer must be on terms which recognize and are consistent with the adequate and effective protection of the property right. However, it also goes on to provide that Parties are to cooperate in ensuring that intellectual property rights are supportive of, and do not run counter to, the objectives of the Convention. Financial resources All Parties undertake to provide financial support and incentives for implementation of the Convention at the national level, in accordance with their ...
Syria. Zimbabwe In addition, other countries may be subject to other export controls, which countries are also listed on the two websites above. As of the date of this form of Agreement, the export controls lists include the following countries: Afghanistan Argentina Burundi Macao Special Administrative Region Rwanda Tanzania Uganda Please note that the countries and persons in respect of which trade controls apply are subject to revision by government authorities from time to time. To ensure compliance throughout the Term, you must diligently check the above internet links and other applicable laws from time to time. Sub-Distribution Agreement
Syria. North Korea In addition to the countries listed above, this list will automatically include any additional country in which transactions by U.S. firms have been prohibited by the Office of Foreign Asset Control, an office of the U.S. Treasury Department as of the Effective Date of the Clearing Agreement. This list of Excluded Countries may be amended from time to time. APEX Clearing Corporation. Full Service-Omnibus Execution Copy Exhibit E – File Transmission Matrix File ID Originator Destination Frequency Description Delivery Time (EST) PXC4D001 CORR SCH Daily Order and Registrations 1 of 4 12:00 PM PXC4D002 CORR SCH Daily Order and Registrations 2 of 4 2:00 PM PXC4D003 CORR SCH Daily Order and Registrations 3 of 4 3:00 PM PXC4D004 CORR SCH Daily Order and Registrations 4 of 4 4:05 PM PXC4D008 SCH CORR Daily Order Rejects 1 of 4 Within 15 min of order file receipt PXC4D009 SCH CORR Daily Order Rejects 2 of 4 Within 15 min of order file PXC4D010 SCH CORR Daily Order Rejects 3 of 4 Within 15 min of order file PXC4D012 SCH CORR Daily Order Rejects 4 of 4 Within 15 min of order file PXC4D007 CORR SCH Daily Account Maintenance 4:30 PM PXC4DMLD CORR SCH Daily Master Ledger Update 4:00 PM PXC4D032 CORR SCH Weekly Global Branch/Rep Update 4:00 PM, Friday PXC4D017 SCH CORR Daily Confirmations 6:00 AM PXC4D018 SCH CORR Daily Trade Settlement 6:00 AM PXC4D019 SCH CORR Daily Daily Activity 6:00 AM PXC4D020 SCH CORR Daily Dividend Activity 6:00 AM PXC4D021 SCH CORR Daily Positions 6:00 AM PXC4D025 SCH CORR Daily Account Maintenance Acknowledge 6:00 AM PXC4D030 SCH CORR Daily Early Confirmations 8:00 PM PXC4D031 SCH CORR Daily Dividend Settlement 6:00 AM PXC4D091 SCH SCH Daily CSTOA Input 8:00 AM PXC4M041 SCH CORR Daily Commission Settlement 4:00 PM PXC4DDBD SCH CORR Monthly Payment Detail 4:00 PM PXCDDCNV CORR SCH Ad hoc CNV Position Adhoc APEX Clearing Corporation. Full Service-Omnibus Execution Copy EXHIBIT F Initial Correspondents Name of Initial Correspondent CRD number (if applicable) [****] [****] APEX Clearing Corporation Full Service-Omnibus Execution Copy Exhibit G – List of Authorized Persons Name Title [****] [****] APEX Clearing Corporation Full Service-Omnibus Exhibit H – Sample Risk Account Application Risk Account Application xxxxxxx XXXXXX This Risk Account Application shall be used to apply for a Risk Account at Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx & Co., Inc. (“Schwab”) in connection with the terms and conditions set forth in the Clearing Agreement entered into with Schw...
