Bank of England - News Release
Following a decision of the United Nations Security Council, the following entities have been removed from the consolidated list of entities/individuals associated with the above sanctions.
The entities concerned are:
Afghan Export Bank
Agricultural Development Bank of Afghanistan (ADB), United Kingdom
Banke Millie Afghan (a.k.a. Afghan National Bank; a.k.a. Bank E. Millie Afghan), Jada Ibn Sina, Kabul, Afghanistan, and any other offices of Banke Millie Afghan
Export Promotion Bank of Afghanistan
Note to Editors
The four banks were initially listed by the Bank of England on the following dates: Banke Millie Afghan - 3 May 2000, Agricultural Development Bank of Afghanistan (ADB) - 23 February 2001, Afghan Export Bank - 10 October 2001 and Export Promotion Bank of Afghanistan - 2 November 2001.
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