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The Public Notice No. 52/2023 issued by the DGFT introduces a procedure for General Authorization for Export of Telecommunication items (GAET) under SCOMET Category 8A5 Part I. GAET allows for the one-time export of SCOMET items without individual authorization, subject to specified conditions, application processes, and post-reporting requirements. Non-compliance can lead to penalties, suspension, or revocation of GAET.
The Public Notice No. 52/2023 issued by the DGFT introduces a procedure for General Authorization for Export of Telecommunication items (GAET) under SCOMET Category 8A5 Part I. GAET allows for the one-time export of SCOMET items without individual authorization, subject to specified conditions, application processes, and post-reporting requirements. Non-compliance can lead to penalties, suspension, or revocation of GAET.
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