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1 アフガニスタン Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Al Qa'ida/Islamic Army 国名、地域名 企業名､組織名 別名 懸念区分 Ｎｏ． Country or Region Company or Organization Also Known As Type of WMD ・The Base ・Al Qaeda ・Islamic Salvation Foundation ・The Group for the Preservation of the アフガニスタン Holy Sites 化学 1 Islamic Republic of Al Qa'ida/Islamic Army ・The Islamic Army for the Liberation of C Afghanistan Holy Places ・The World Islamic Front for Jihad against Jews and Crusaders ・Usama Bin Laden Network ・Usama Bin Laden Organisation ・Safa Nicu Sepahan アフガニスタン ・Safanco Company 核 2 Islamic Republic of Safa Nicu ・Safa Nicu Afghanistan Company N Afghanistan ・Safa Al-Noor Company ・Safa Nicu Ltd Company アフガニスタン Islamic Republic of Afghanistan 核 3 Ummah Tameer E-Nau (UTN) N パキスタン Islamic Republic of Pakistan アラブ首長国連邦 ミサイル 4 United Arab International General Resourcing FZE M Emirates アラブ首長国連邦 核 5 United Arab Modern Technologies FZC (MTFZC) N Emirates アラブ首長国連邦 核 6 United Arab Qualitest FZE N Emirates ・Safa Nicu Sepahan アラブ首長国連邦 ・Safanco Company 核 7 United Arab Safa Nicu ・Safa Al-Noor Company N Emirates ・Safa Nicu Ltd Company イスラエル 核 8 Ben-Gurion University (of the Negev) State of Israel N イスラエル 核 9 Nuclear Research Center Negev (NRCN) State of Israel N ・7th of Tir Complex ・7th of Tir Industrial Complex イラン ・7th of Tir Industries 核 10 Islamic Republic of 7th of Tir ・7th of Tir Industries of Isfahan/Esfahan N Iran ・Mojtamae Sanate Haftome Tir ・Sanaye Haftome Tir ・Seventh of Tir イラン 核 11 Islamic Republic of Abadan Oil Refining Company ・Abadan Oil Refining Co. N Iran イラン 核 12 Islamic Republic of Aban Air Cooler Company ・Aban Air Cooler Co. N Iran 1 / 29 ﾍﾟｰｼﾞ 国名、地域名 企業名､組織名 別名 懸念区分 Ｎｏ． Country or Region Company or Organization Also Known As Type of WMD イラン 核 13 Islamic Republic of Abzar Boresh Kaveh Co. ・BK Co. N Iran イラン 生物、化学、ミ 14 Islamic Republic of Advanced Fibres Development Co. サイル、核 Iran B,C,M,N イラン Advanced Information and Communication ミサイル、核 15 Islamic Republic of Technology Center （AICTC） M,N Iran イラン ミサイル 16 Islamic Republic of Aerospace Industries Organization (AIO) ・Sazemane Sanaye Hava Faza M Iran イラン 核 17 Islamic Republic of AMA Industrial Company ・AMA Industrial Co. N Iran イラン 生物、化学、ミ ・Amin Industrial Compound 18 Islamic Republic of Amin Industrial Complex サイル、核 ・Amin Industrial Company Iran B,C,M,N イラン ミサイル、核 19 Islamic Republic of Amir Kabir University of Technology ・Amirkabir University of Technology M,N Iran イラン ・Ammunition and Metallurgy Industry Group Ammunition and Metallurgy Industries 核 20 Islamic Republic of ・Ammunition Industries Group Group (AMIG) N Iran ・Sanaye Mohematsazi イラン ・Arak Petrochmical Company ミサイル、核 21 Islamic Republic of Arak Petrochemical Co. ・Shazand (Arak) Petrochemical Corporation M,N Iran イラン 核 22 Islamic Republic of Aras Farayande N Iran イラン ミサイル、核 23 Islamic Republic of Arfa Paint Company M,N Iran イラン ミサイル、核 24 Islamic Republic of Arfeh Company M,N Iran イラン ・Pergas Aria Movalled Ltd. 核 25 Islamic Republic of Aria Nikan ・Aria Nikan Tehran N Iran イラン ・AIG-Armament Industries Group ミサイル、核 26 Islamic Republic of Armamenｔ Industries Group (AIG) ・Armament Industries M,N Iran イラン ミサイル 27 Islamic Republic of Armed Forces Geographical Organisation M Iran イラン 核 28 Islamic Republic of Arya Niroo Nik N Iran イラン 核 29 Islamic Republic of Ashtian Tablo N Iran イラン 生物、化学、ミ 30 Islamic Republic of Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) ・Sazeman-e Energy Atomi サイル、核 Iran B,C,M,N 2 / 29 ﾍﾟｰｼﾞ 国名、地域名 企業名､組織名 別名 懸念区分 Ｎｏ． Country or Region Company or Organization Also Known As Type of WMD イラン ・Azar Ab Ind. Co. ミサイル、核 31 Islamic Republic of Azarab Industries ・Azar AB Industries Company M,N Iran イラン 化学、ミサイ 32 Islamic Republic of Bandar Abbas Oil Refining Company ・Bandar Abbas Refining Co. ル、核 Iran C,M,N イラン Bank Melli Printing and Publishing ミサイル、核 33 Islamic Republic of ・Bank Melli Printing Co. Company (BMPPC) M,N Iran イラン 核 34 Islamic Republic of Bargh Azaraksh ・Barghe Azerakhsh Sakht N Iran イラン Barzagani Tejarat Tavanmad Saccal ・Bazargani Tejarat Tavanmad Saccal ミサイル、核 35 Islamic Republic of companies companies M,N Iran イラン 核 36 Islamic Republic of Behineh Trading Co. N Iran イラン 核 37 Islamic Republic of Behnam Sahriyari Trading Company N Iran イラン 核 38 Islamic Republic of Bonab Research Center (BRC) N Iran イラン ミサイル 39 Islamic Republic of Carvana Company ・CARVANA Co. M Iran イラン ・Cement Industry Investment and Cement Investment and Development ミサイル、核 40 Islamic Republic of Development Company Company (CIDCO) M,N Iran ・CIDCO Cement Holding ・8th Imam Industries Group イラン ・Cruise Systems Industry Group ミサイル 41 Islamic Republic of Cruise Missile Industry Group ・Samen Al-A'emmeh Industries Group M Iran ・Naval Defence Missile Industry Group イラン ・Damavand Power Generation Management Damavand Power Generation Management ミサイル、核 42 Islamic Republic of ・Damavand Power Generation Management Company M,N Iran Co. ・Darou Pakhsh Pharmaceutical イラン Manufacturing Company 生物、化学 43 Islamic Republic of Darou Pakhsh Company ・Darou Pakhsh Pharmaceutical Mfg. Co. B,C Iran ・Darou Pakhsh Phrma Chem. Co. ・Darou Pakhsh Pharma. Co. イラン ミサイル、核 44 Islamic Republic of Davar Moharek Company ・Davar Moharek Co. M,N Iran ・Defense Industrial Organization イラン 生物、化学、ミ ・SASADJA 45 Islamic Republic of Defence Industries Organisation (DIO) サイル、核 ・Saseman Sanaje Defa Iran B,C,M,N ・Sazemane Sanaye Defa イラン Defense Technology and Science Research ミサイル、核 46 Islamic Republic of ・Educational Research Institute Center (DTSRC) M,N Iran イラン ミサイル、核 47 Islamic Republic of Digital Media Lab (DML) M,N Iran 3 / 29 ﾍﾟｰｼﾞ 国名、地域名 企業名､組織名 別名 懸念区分 Ｎｏ． Country or Region Company or Organization Also Known As Type of WMD イラン ミサイル 48 Islamic Republic of Doostan International Company (DICO) M Iran イラン ミサイル、核 49 Islamic Republic of Electronic Components Industries (ECI) M,N Iran ・E. S. Co. イラン ・E. X. Co. ミサイル 50 Islamic Republic of Electro Sanam Company ・ES Co. M Iran ・EX Co. イラン 生物、化学 51 Islamic Republic of Esfahan Chemical Industries B,C Iran ・Esfahan Nuclear Technology Centre イラン (ENTC) Esfahan Nuclear Fuel Research and 核 52 Islamic Republic of ・Esfahan Nuclear Fuel and Procurement Production Centre (NFRPC) N Iran Company ・NERPC イラン ・Esfahan Oil Refining Co. 核 53 Islamic Republic of Esfahan Oil Refining Company (EORC) ・NIORDC - Esfahan Oil Refining Company N Iran イラン ミサイル、核 54 Islamic Republic of Esfahan Steel Company ・ESCO M,N Iran イラン ミサイル、核 55 Islamic Republic of Eshteal Energy Engineering Company ・Eshteal Energy Engineering Co. M,N Iran イラン ESNICO (Equipment Supplier for Nuclear 核 56 Islamic Republic of Industries Corporation) N Iran イラン ミサイル 57 Islamic Republic of Ettehad Technical Group M Iran イラン 核 58 Islamic Republic of Eyvaz Technic N Iran イラン ミサイル、核 59 Islamic Republic of Fajr Aviation Composite Industries M,N Iran ・Fadjr Industries Group (FIG) ・Industrial Factories of Precision- Machinery イラン ・Instrumentation Factories of Precision ミサイル、核 60 Islamic Republic of Fajr Industrial Group Machinery M,N Iran ・Instrumentation Factories Plant (IFP) ・Mojtame Santy Ajzae Daghigh ・Nasr Industries Group イラン 生物、化学、 ･Fajr Petrochemical Co. 61 Islamic Republic of Fajr Petrochemical 核 ・Fajr Petrochemical Company Iran B,C,N イラン ミサイル 62 Islamic Republic of Fanavari Azmayeshgahi ・Eghlim Sanaate Sabz Co. M Iran イラン ミサイル、核 63 Islamic Republic of Farasakht Industries M,N Iran イラン ミサイル、核 64 Islamic Republic of Farasepehr Engineering Company M,N Iran 4 / 29 ﾍﾟｰｼﾞ 国名、地域名 企業名､組織名 別名 懸念区分 Ｎｏ． Country or Region Company or Organization Also Known As Type of WMD イラン 核 65 Islamic Republic of Farayand Technique ･Farayand Technic N Iran ・Fater Engineering Company イラン 生物、化学、ミ ・Fater Engineering Institute 66 Islamic Republic of Fater Institute サイル、核 ・Faater Institute Iran B,C,M,N ・Gharargah Ghaem Faater Institute イラン 核 67 Islamic Republic of Fatsa N Iran イラン ・Fulmen Group 核 68 Islamic Republic of Fulmen ・Fulmen Company N Iran イラン 核 69 Islamic Republic of Geological Survey of Iran N Iran イラン ミサイル 70 Islamic Republic of Ghaed Bassir Petrochemical Products Co. M Iran イラン 核 71 Islamic Republic of Ghani Sazi Uranium Company ・Iran Uranium Enrichment Company N Iran イラン 生物、化学、ミ ・Gharargah Ghaem 72 Islamic Republic of Gharagahe Sazandegi Ghaem サイル、核 ・Gharargahe Sazandegi Ghaem Iran B,C,M,N イラン ・Gharargah Karbala 生物、化学、ミ 73 Islamic Republic of Ghorb Karbala ・Gharargah Sazandegi Karbala-Moasseseh サイル、核 Iran Taha B,C,M,N イラン 生物、化学、ミ 74 Islamic Republic of Ghorb Nooh サイル、核 Iran B,C,M,N イラン 生物、化学、ミ 75 Islamic Republic of Hara Company ・Hara Institute サイル、核 Iran B,C,M,N イラン 核 76 Islamic Republic of Hirbod Co N Iran イラン 生物、化学、ミ 77 Islamic Republic of Hong Kong Electronics ・Hong Kong Electronics Kish Co. サイル、核 Iran B,C,M,N イラン ミサイル、核 78 Islamic Republic of Hosseini Nejad Trading Company ・Hosseini Nejad Trading Co. M,N Iran イラン 生物、化学、ミ 79 Islamic Republic of Imam Hossein University (IHU) サイル、核 Iran B,C,M,N イラン 生物、化学、ミ Imensazan Consultant Engineers Institute ・Imensazen Consultant Engineers Institute 80 Islamic Republic of サイル、核 (ICEI) ・Imen Sazan Consultant Engineers Iran B,C,M,N イラン ミサイル、核 81 Islamic Republic of Information Systems Iran (ISIRAN) M,N Iran イラン ミサイル、核 82 Islamic Republic of Iran Aircraft Industries (IACI) ・SAHA M,N Iran 5 / 29 ﾍﾟｰｼﾞ 国名、地域名 企業名､組織名 別名 懸念区分 Ｎｏ． Country or Region Company or Organization Also Known As Type of WMD ・HESA ・HESA Trade Center ・HTC ・IAMI ・Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industries イラン Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Company ・Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial ミサイル、核 83 Islamic Republic of (IAMCO) Company M,N Iran ・Karkhanejate Sanaye Havapaymaie Iran ・Hava Peyma Sazi-e Iran ・Havapeyma Sazi Iran ・Havapeyma Sazhran ・Hevapeimasazi イラン ミサイル 84 Islamic Republic of Iran Aseman Airlines M Iran イラン ・TSA 核 85 Islamic Republic of Iran Centrifuge Technology Company ・TESA N Iran ・The Iran Centrifuge Technology Company ・I.C.I.
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