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09 Oct 2025 Naira Karapetyan: "Joining efforts to develop livestock breeding in the EAEU will improve competitiveness of the agricultural sector" On October 9, Naira Karapetyan, Director of the Eurasian Economic Commission's Agricultural Policy Department, chaired a coordination meeting on livestock breeding in the Eurasian Economic Union within the business program of the Golden Autumn 2025 Russian Agricultural Exhibition in Moscow. The key discussion points were plans for developing the market of breeding resources, mechanisms and instruments for creating a breeding system, and development of digitalization in livestock breeding within the EAEU. Naira Karapetyan told about the competitiveness of livestock breeding as an essential condition for developing the agricultural sector. "Further steps to unify the EAEU requirements for releasing into circulation, importing, exporting and moving breeding stock of farm animals, together with creating common databases of breeding resources and sustainable supply models, will create favorable conditions for increasing mutual trade in breeding stock in the Union States," Naira Karapetyan pointed out. During the panel discussion "Innovation to Practice: How the Green Product Segment Develops at Present", Saule Moldabaeva, Deputy Director of the EEC Agricultural Policy Department, informed the event participants about the experience of the Member States in using green technologies and shaping the Union's law on organic agricultural products circulation. The meeting was attended by heads and representatives of the EAEU authorities authorized in the field of livestock breeding, research institutions, laboratories and other livestock breeding entities of the Member States.

09 Oct 2025 EEC Board approved Draft Main Directions of EAEU’s International Activities for 2026 The Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission approved the draft Main Directions of International Activities of the Eurasian Economic Union for 2026. The document defines key priorities, vectors and practical objectives for the Union's external interaction for the coming year. The relevant priorities and new drivers of international activities are aimed at implementing the strategic objective outlined in the Eurasian Economic Path Declaration on Further Development of Economic Processes within the Eurasian Economic Union until 2030 for the period until 2045, namely ensuring the EAEU functioning as a pole of economic attraction on the international stage. The draft reflects the entire international agenda of the Union that consistently broadens year on year. The focus is on expanding cooperation with integration associations and international organizations, promoting dialogue with third countries, as well as advocating the interests of the EAEU Member States on global economic venues. The Main Directions of the EAEU’s International Activities for 2026 will be approved by the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council.