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01 Jan 1970 EEC expands international cooperation in the field of labor migration and social protection The world's best practices in the field of labor migration were reviewed at a working meeting of the Minister in charge of Economy and Financial Policy of the Eurasian Economic Commission Bakytzhan Sagintaev with the Director of the Bureau of the International Labor Organization (ILO) for Eastern Europe and Central Asia Olga Kulaeva. "Constructive cooperation with international organizations, such as the ILO, the International Organization for Migration, the World Health Organization is carried out in order to apply the best international experience for further development and regulation of labor migration in the EAEU," the EEC Minister stressed. Olga Kulaeva, in turn, informed about the ongoing work of the ILO in the countries of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, noting that labor migration and social protection are key issues in the organization's activities.  The parties discussed organizational aspects of practical cooperation. Priority areas have been identified such as the exchange of information and analytical materials, the best international practices in the field of labor migration, as well as joint activities, including consultations on specific problematic aspects, and the development of proposals for their solution. The parties exchanged views on the issue of international legal regulation of emerging new forms of employment (remote form of employment, platform employment, etc.). The EEC and the ILO will work out the possibility of concluding a memorandum of understanding and cooperation. The establishment by the EEC of close working contacts with a wide range of international organizations contributes to the development of proposals for further expanding the rights and improving the level of social protection of workers in the EAEU.
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