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Briefings South Korea boosts tech export restrictions, softens stance on RussiaMOTIE tightens control on advanced tech, signals nuanced position by easing humanitarian medical exports to Moscow South Korea announced on Monday amendments to its strategic export controls, significantly expanding the list of controlled items to include advanced technologies such as quantum computing, AI semiconductors and sophisticated 3D printing equipment. The revised regulations align closely with international export control frameworks like the Wassenaar Arrangement, Nuclear Suppliers Group and Missile Technology Control Regime. Companies exporting these newly designated technologies must now seek explicit approval from the trade ministry (MOTIE). At the same time, MOTIE introduced targeted easing for humanitarian medical exports to Russia. Medical equipment with limited potential military use, such as diagnostic X-ray machines and radiography devices, © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |





