Business Development Department​

Entrepreneurship advocacy

to assess the impact of the EAEU regulation on business environment – regulatory impact assessment (RIA) of draft international treaties within the EAEU and draft decisions of the EEC, as well as actual impact assessment (AIA) of decisions adopted by the EEC;

to organize the activities of the Advisory Board for Interaction between the EEC and the EAEU Business Council – the EEC's main platform for discussing strategic and systemic issues on the development and functioning of the EAEU with the Member States' business community;

to interact with the Member States' business community – to monitor and control the progress and results of addressing topical issues of the Member States' business circles raised by the EAEU business community before the EEC, and prepare annual reports;

to ensure the functioning and development of a system of key indicators of the impact of the Eurasian economic integration on the business environment – to monitor the actual values of key indicators, prepare annual reports, and improve the methodology. 

Intellectual property

to harmonize the Member States' legislation in the field of intellectual property with a view to provide favorable conditions for holders of intellectual property rights in the Member States;

to introduce a registration system for the EAEU trademarks and service marks and the appellations of origin of the EAEU goods;

to ensure efficient customs protection of intellectual property rights, including through maintaining a common customs registry of the EAEU Member States' intellectual property items;

to interact with the Member States' authorized bodies to ensure the protection of intellectual property rights, including on the Internet;

international cooperation with the World Intellectual Property Organization. 

Trade in services, establishment, activities and investment

to ensure the freedom of establishment, activities, and investment, to create conditions for improving the business climate, and to optimize internal control;

to liberalize and develop trade in services, expand and ensure the functioning of the single market of services (including by ensuring the recognition of service providers' licenses and the professional qualifications of their employees);

to ensure administrative cooperation between the Member States' competent authorities on issues related to trade in services, establishment, activities, and investment;

to create conditions for developing economic cooperation between the Member States in the service sectors, particularly those related to tourism, by developing the Eurasian tourist routes and promoting administrative cooperation between competent authorities in this field;

to develop international cooperation on trade in services, establishment, activities, and investment (UNCITRAL, UNCTAD, ESCAP, ECLAC, etc.).