January 1, 1950

Paris Coordinating Committee established

The Paris Coordinating Committee, headquartered in Paris, is officially called the Export Control Coordinating Committee, Jane, Lebanon and Patong.

This organization was officially established in 1950 on the proposal of the United States. The purpose is to implement the embargo policy and control

Strategic materials for socialist countries. The controlled materials are basically divided into military weapons and equipment and cutting-edge technology products

And rare materials in three categories. As of June 1990, there were the United States, Britain, France, the Federal Republic of Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium,

Luxembourg, Denmark, Norway, Italy, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Japan, Canada, Australia

It has 17 member states.