Canadian Exports to Countries Engaged
in Major Armed Conflicts (2003-2005)

Warring Countries
Buying
Canadian
Military Products
and Services

Canada's Military Exports (2003-2005)

 Troops Deployed in
Armed Conflicts Internal Armed Conflicts
Afghanistan Iraq Haiti
1 Australia 271,506,169 yes yes    
2 Belgium 15,770,734 yes
3 Brazil 5,806,964     yes  
4 Chile 3,280,023 yes
5 Colombia 2,058,303 yes
6 Czech Republic 304,961 yes      
7 Denmark 20,739,314 yes
8 Estonia 53,976 yes
9 Finland 3,720,711 yes
10 France 39,776,637 yes yes
11 Germany 30,612,034 yes
12 Greece 11,775,423 yes
13 India 960,793 yes     yes
14 Indonesia 32,000       yes
15 Iraq 20,188 yes
16 Israel 4,679,679 yes
17 Italy 32,209,842 yes yes
18 Japan 19,434,092 yes
19 Jordan 405,102 yes yes
20 Malaysia 29,802,290 yes
21 Morocco 668,493 yes
22 Netherlands 24,550,126 yes yes    
23 New Zealand 257,855,517 yes yes
24 Nicaragua 389,052   yes    
25 Nigeria 94,800       yes
26 Norway 26,716,748 yes yes    
27 Peru 2,715 yes
28 Poland 11,062 yes
29 Portugal 605,053 yes yes    
30 Romania 1,000 yes
31 Russia 2,915 yes
32 Serbia and Montenegro 1,412 yes
33 Spain 11,987,704 yes yes yes  
34 Sri Lanka 28,058 yes yes
35 Sweden 22,743,054 yes
36 Thailand 5,800,083   yes   yes
37 Turkey 2,643,474 yes
38 United Kingdom 258,210,911 yes yes    
39 United States 4,001,000,000 yes yes yes  
Number of countries engaged in particular conflicts that are receiving Canadian military exports (percent of 39 warring countries receiving Canadian war technologies). 24 countries
(61.5%)		 12 countries
(32%)		 10 countries
(26%)		 9 countries
(23%)
Total value of Canadian exports to countries engaged in each of these particular conflicts between 2003 and 2005). 5,053,594,437 4,890,851,393 4,092,757,986 13,658,043
US share of the above exports 79% 81% 97% 0.0%
Value of Canadian military exports as a percent of Canada's military  exports
to 39 warring nations between 2003 and 2005.		 99% 96% 80% 0.27%
Value of Canadian exports as a percent of Canada's total military  exports to 72 countries between 2003 and 2005. 89% 86% 72% 0.24%