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13 Nov 2025 Arzybek Kozhoshev: "Rail transport is one of the pillars to fulfill the EAEU transit potential" Modern development trends in rail transport and new logistics solutions, infrastructure development and innovations were discussed at the 5th joint round table of the EEC and the International Coordinating Council for Trans-Eurasian Transportation (CCTT). The event was held at the Eurasian Economic Commission's headquarters. "Rail transport remains a key integration element for our countries and the foundation for fulfilling the EAEU transit potential. Today, we face the task of not just adapting to new challenges but of actively shaping the future of the Union's transport system," Arzybek Kozhoshev, the EEC Minister in charge of Energy and Infrastructure, highlighted in his welcome speech. The event brought together representatives of public authorities, railway administrations, logistics companies, the academic and expert community of the Eurasian Economic Union countries. Representatives of the leading transport and logistics companies of the Eurasian region, including UTLC ERA, FESCO, Delo Group and others, discussed the situation with supply chains, prospects for container shipping and multimodal logistics development. Special attention was paid to personnel training for the transport industry in the context of digital transformation. Following the event, a joint communiqué was adopted where the round table participants noted the need to: - accelerate digitalization of transport and logistics processes; - develop infrastructure for strengthening the EAEU transit potential; - harmonize the legal framework and introduce innovative solutions; - enhance coordination between the EAEU Member States in the key development areas of the transport system. The event has been held in this format since 2021 and has become an important platform for dialogue between the authorities of the EAEU countries, railway administrations and the business community contributing to working out agreed approaches to developing rail transport across Eurasia.
13 Nov 2025 EEC discussed implementation of agreed consumer protection policy The meeting of the Advisory Committee on Consumer Protection summed up the results of the five-year implementation period of the specialized events under the Strategy 2025. As Valentin Tataritsky, Minister in charge of Technical Regulation of the Eurasian Economic Commission, noted, "Cooperation in consumer protection reached a fundamentally new level." A joint action program of the Union countries has been adopted for the first time being an appropriate and necessary step to establish a reliable consumer protection mechanism within the EAEU. It is planned to inform the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council about the results of joint work in the first half of 2026." The Advisory Committee members discussed the new joint action program of the Member States until 2030, the draft of which will be submitted to Heads of Government for approval next year. The EEC Minister emphasized that the program provides for an active participation of non-governmental organizations and business enabling a comprehensive and balanced approach to the common consumer market development. The meeting participants confirmed the need for further expansion of sectoral cooperation, agreed the topics for awareness raising in consumer protection for 2026 and reviewed the initiative of the Ministry of Antimonopoly Regulation and Trade of the Republic of Belarus on restricting obscene language and offensive images on goods and at sales locations. The Advisory Committee on Consumer Protection of the Union States was established by the Commission's Board to prepare proposals, recommendations and holding consultations on implementing the agreed policy in the said field by the Member States. The Advisory Committee comprises representatives of public authorities, businesses, academic and non-governmental organizations of the EAEU countries. The Advisory Committee is chaired by Valentin Tataritsky, the EEC Minister in charge of Technical Regulation.
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