This article examines the role of export control mechanisms in preventing the proliferation of dual-use goods and technologies, with a focus on Armenia’s participation in international agreements. It analyzes the Minsk Agreement of 1992 and the Eurasian Economic Union's (EAEU) approach to export controls, highlighting regulatory challenges and inconsistencies among member states’ systems. The research emphasizes the need for a unified legal framework to enhance regional security and compliance with global non-proliferation standards.
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