Canadian Exports of
Arms, Ammunition and parts
to
the Middle East & North Africa
(Totaling more than $45 million, 1991-2010)
(Click here for a summary
of the data in the 19 country tables linked below)
Arms and
Ammunition
(Click below for
detailed info on exports
to each country)
Human
Rights
(Click below for
links to web resources
about each country)
($139,784)
($108,638)
($1,285,275)
($60,209)
($475,510)
($2,868,527)
($1,798,481)
($1,050,498)
($444,924)
($112,220)
($40,151)
($13,708,804)
($200,831)
Canadian Military
Industries Targetting
the Middle East
and North Africa
Find out about 200
Canadian military
firms exporting to (or
aiming their exports at)
the region.
(Data from a variety of sources.)
Canadian
Military Exports
to the Middle
East and
North Africa
Details about a
wide variety of
Canadian military exports, valued at $1.8
Billion, sold to 16 countries in the region
between 1990 and 2006. (Source: Dep't of
Foreign Affairs and International Trade)
Arabia
($15,722,991)
Arabia
($20,000)
($83,570)
Canadian
Munitions Firms Exporting to the Middle
East and North Africa
Learn about Canadian
munitions and ammunitions
manufacturers that report
having "export experience"
to countries in the region.
(Source: Industry Canada)
Canadian Small
Arms Exports to
the Middle East
and North Africa
Canadian small
arms, light weapons
and ammunition
exports to 19
countries in
the region between 1980 and 2009.
(Source: UN Customs Bureau)
($319,539)
($6,732,729)
($26,878)
Data on the Canadian export of "Arms, Ammunition and parts" to
the Middle East and North Africa comes from COAT searches of
Industry Canada's "Trade Data Online" which is drawn from the
Canadian International Merchandise Trade Database of Statistics
Canada. The original source for all this information is customs
data collected by the Canada Border Services Agency.
Important Note: Major Loophole!
"Many transfers (possibly a majority) of small arms never pass
through customs, especially government-to-government transfers
that are transported through military or other channels." (source)
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