29. On Tuesday, 22 June 1982, the @vernnent of canada lifted its economic sanctions against Arqentina ' (d) wx 30. The Government of Norlray ilecidetl, on l{onday ' 19 April 1982, to impose economic sanctions on Argentlna and announced that it would submit a bill to that effect to Parl.iament lhrough the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 31, The bill was subseguently adopted and entered into force' The Parliament thereby granted fu1l powers to the Norwegian Executive to take the necessary actlon to ban all iftports of Argentlne products and to order any other reslriclions on economic relalions betireen the tvro coun!ries' 32.Onthebasisofthisl'egislatlon'tbe@velnmentofNorsaybannedrr''itheffectfron wednesday, 19 I'lay 1982, aI1 lmports of pro'lucts originating in or cominq from Argentina, wlth the excceptlon of those already shipped or subsequently lmported under contracts concluded prior !o 19 lt{ay.A /40 /596 Engl i sh Page 14 33. The Government also announced that the sancti.ong rEuld remain in force for oneweek' until 24 l.{ay 1982. On that date it decided to maintain the sanctionssine die. 34. The econonic sanctions agains! Argentina were lifted by a decision, adopted on Thursday' 22 June 1982, by the lilrreeglan Government, rrhlch entered into force onthat date. (e) United States gf America 35. On Friday, 30 April 1982, the United States decided to end the nediationeffort.s of the secretary of State, The United States ordered the imposition of economic sancti.ons aqainst Argentina. The econooic sanctions consisted of thefolfo\ring I (a) The Export/fmport Bank, uhich finances exports from the United States, $/ou1d qive no further credits or credit guafantee for exports to Argentinat (b) The Commodity Credit Corporatlon, wbich finances exports of Unlted Statesagricultural produce, iJould not give any credits for exports thereof to Argentina. 36. The united states lifled its economic sanctions agalnst Argent.ina on Monday, 21 July 198 2. (f) JaPan
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing economic sanctions imposed on Argentina by various countries, including Norway and the United States. The sanctions are related to imports and exports, and the lifting of these sanctions is also mentioned. This suggests that the category should be related to international trade and economic relations.

**Category**
International trade, Economic development