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23 Sep 2025 EAEU starts using navigation seals to monitor shipments The Eurasian Economic Commission's Board decided to introduce shipment monitoring in accordance with the Agreement on Using Navigation Seals for Monitoring Shipments in the Eurasian Economic Union. The decision shall come into effect on February 1, 2026. "The Agreement envisages a gradual introduction of the monitoring mechanism taking into account the categories of goods and the modes of transport used. Its implementation is divided into three stages, with a total duration of 1.5 years," noted Ruslan Davydov, the EEC Minister in charge of Customs Cooperation. At the first stage, since February 11, 2026, navigation seals will be used for: – sanctioned goods and some types of excisable goods including alcohol and tobacco transported by road and (or) by rail under the customs transit or export procedures, as well as transported between the Member States in mutual trade; – some categories of goods such as clothes, shoes, devices transported by road under the customs transit procedure; – nicotine-containing products and primary nicotine materials classified under 2404, 2939 79 000 0 and 2939 80 000 0 of the Single Commodity Nomenclature of Foreign Economic Activity of the Eurasian Economic Union (CN FEA of the EAEU) transported by road and exported from the EAEU customs territory under the customs export procedure. Since February 11, 2026, Decision No. 63 of the Commission's Board dated June 8, 2021 stipulating the customs transit procedure applied to alcohol and tobacco products being EAEU goods placed under the customs export procedure for the purposes of their transportation across the Union's customs territory to the customs authority at the point of departure will no longer be valid. Shipments of the said goods will be monitored in accordance with the Agreement. The Agreement on Using Navigation Seals for Monitoring Shipments in the Eurasian Economic Union was signed on April 19, 2022 and came into effect on April 3, 2023.

23 Sep 2025 Bakytzhan Sagintaev held negotiations with Mohamed Abdelhameed Al Askar, Head of Abu Dhabi Digital Authority On September 23 in the United Arab Emirates, Bakytzhan Sagintaev, Chairman of the Eurasian Economic Commission's Board, held a working meeting with Mohamed Abdelhameed Al Askar, Director General of the Abu Dhabi Emirate Digital Authority. The parties discussed prospects for cooperation between the Eurasian Economic Union states and the UAE in the field of digital technologies and artificial intelligence. The Head of the EEC Board told that the Commission together with the EAEU countries works on developing the Digital Union concept preserving the digital sovereignty of the countries and ensuring that best technology solutions are synchronized and compatible. "In this regard, exchange of practical experience with the UAE is deemed very important, especially in the context of the new economic cooperation formant," stressed Bakytzhan Sagintaev. The meeting resulted in the parties agreeing to address the possibilities of interaction in the field of digital technologies and information and communication systems.

22 Sep 2025 Rustan Jenalinov: "The entire package of technological documents for conducting an experiment to use electronic consignment notes in the EAEU is developed" The conditions for implementing the pilot project to use electronic consignment notes (e-CMRs) in the EAEU were discussed by representatives of the Five countries on September 22 during a meeting of the specialized working group chaired by Rustan Jenalinov, Director of the EEC Transport and Infrastructure Department.

21 Sep 2025 Bakytzhan Sagintaev conveyed greetings to Nikol Pashinyan on Republic of Armenia's Independence Day Bakytzhan Sagintaev, Chairman of the Eurasian Economic Commission's Board, conveyed his greetings on Independence Day to Nikol Pashinyan, Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia and Member of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council, and all the Armenian people.

19 Sep 2025 EEC discussed customs declaration issues On September 17–18, a meeting of the working group on customs declaration at the specialized Advisory Committee of the Eurasian Economic Commission was held under the chairmanship of Kuat Rakhimov, Director of the Department for Customs Legislation and Law Enforcement Practice of the Eurasian Economic Commission.

19 Sep 2025 Public procurement in EAEU to be digitalized Janar Adikova, Director of the Eurasian Economic Commission's Department for Competition and Public Procurement Policy, told about new areas of digitalizing public procurement within the Eurasian Economic Union at the Moscow Financial Forum.

19 Sep 2025 Role of EAEU countries in global trade in agricultural products discussed Naira Karapetyan, Director of the Eurasian Economic Commission's Agricultural Policy Department, told about the role of the Eurasian Economic Union states in global trade in agricultural produce at the plenary session of the 12th International Trade Day 2025 Forum.

18 Sep 2025 Mechanisms for access to EAEU public procurement discussed at seminar in Belarus  The procedure for participating in procurement in the Eurasian Economic Union counties and specifics of inclusion into the Eurasian register of industrial goods were looked into at the seminar "Access to the EAEU Markets, Preferences in Public Procurement in the Republic of Belarus" organized in Minsk by the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and featuring Alina Kazachenok, Deputy Director of the Department for Competition and Public Procurement of the Eurasian Economic Commission. The EEC representative told about the Commission's work on maintaining the Eurasian register highlighting the algorithms for including industrial goods into the register that are regulated by the Rules of Origin of Certain Types of Goods for Public (Municipal) Procurement. "The Rules approved by a Decision of the Commission's Council in 2020 are applied in case of the Union States introducing preferences, restrictions and prohibitions regarding Eurasian and third-country goods and are an effective instrument of ensuring national treatment in public procurement within the EAEU in such cases," stressed Alina Kazachenok. The seminar was attended by representatives of the Ministry of Economy and Ministry of Antimonopoly Regulation and Trade of the Republic of Belarus.

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