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30 May 2025 EEC discussed issues of improving EAEU customs regulation On April 30, the Eurasian Economic Commission held a meeting of the high-level Working Group on improving customs regulation chaired by Ruslan Davydov, the EEC Minister in charge of Customs Cooperation. It discussed amendments to the Customs Code of the Eurasian Economic Union concerning the simplified movement of containers across the EAEU customs border. The issues of increasing the efficiency of applying the customs transit procedure, as well as the exchange of information on fish catches and fish products were considered. The Working Group participants agreed to continue discussing the most sensitive issues. The next face-to-face meeting of the Working Group is scheduled to be held in May this year.

30 May 2025 Maxim Ermolovich: "Meetings of regional competition organizations help develop more efficient competition policy around the world" The Eurasian Economic Commission, with the support of the Egyptian Competition Authority, held a working meeting of representatives of regional competition organizations in Cairo. It was attended by Maxim Ermolovich, the EEC Minister in charge of Competition and Antitrust Regulation. Such events, which have become traditional on the initiative of the EEC specialized unit, help international regional organizations cooperate constructively on relevant matters and share experience. The focus of the fifth meeting was on practices for efficient competition regulation. "We promote the benefits of regional cooperation, strengthen and expand interregional dialogue, adapt best competitive practices to the needs of each region and generate new ideas, which ultimately leads to a more efficient competitive policy around the world," believes Maxim Ermolovich. The EEC will continue to hold meetings of regional competition organizations. The fifth meeting was attended by the Chairman of the Egyptian Competition Authority, representatives of UNCTAD, the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa, the East African Community, the West African Economic and Monetary Union, the Economic Community of West African States, the Arab Competition Network, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, BRICS and the Caribbean Community.

14 May 2025 Andrey Slepnev, "The EAEU and Mongolia have finalized negotiations on an interim trade agreement and launched the procedures for its signing" The Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission approved the draft Interim Trade Agreement between the Eurasian Economic Union and Mongolia and sent it to the Member States for internal legal procedures. "Following further consultations with the Mongolian party, we together launched the procedures necessary for signing an interim trade agreement. The document covers 367 commodity sub-items for each party," said Andrey Slepnev, EEC Minister in charge of Trade. He specified that once the agreement is signed and enters into force, the EAEU countries will have preferential access to the Mongolian market for such essential items as cereals (wheat, barley, corn), meat products (pork, chicken), dairy products (milk powder, yogurt, cheese, butter), honey, sunflower and soybean oils, sugar, metallurgical products (ferroalloys, hot-rolled steel, cold-rolled steel, bars, angles, pipes, etc.), motor vehicles (cars, buses, trucks, special vehicles, automotive components, trailers, etc.), chemical industry products (polymers, plastic sheets and parts), tires, etc. "We will also happily welcome Mongolian goods in our market, including key goods of our partner's export interest: meat and dairy products (horse meat, cattle meat, mutton, canned meat, offal, yoghurt, cheese, etc.), light industry products (in particular wool, yarns, as well as ready-to-wear knitted and textile clothing)," the EEC Minister emphasized. Andrey Slepnev expressed confidence that the conclusion of the interim trade agreement will create favorable conditions for further growth of mutual trade and will generally contribute to the strengthening of traditional friendly relations between the EAEU states and Mongolia.

13 May 2025 EAEU Countries Preparing for Mutual Recognition of Academic Titles The Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission approved and sent to the Eurasian Economic Union states for internal coordination a draft agreement on mutual recognition of academic title certificates. The agreement provides for direct recognition of academic title certificates issued in the Union states in order to ensure access of their holders to professional scientific activities in other EAEU states. "The agreement will create additional incentives for the employment of scientists in the EAEU countries, promoting scientific cooperation and exchange of experience. I am confident that this instrument will attract talented specialists and promote the development of innovations in our countries," said Bakhyt Sultanov, EEC Minister in charge of Economy and Financial Policy. It bears reminding that in May 2024 the Agreement on mutual recognition on academic degree certificates in the EAEU states came into force.

13 May 2025 EEC adopted recommendations on developing market for pork, cattle meat, milk and dairy products The Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission, as part of implementing an agreed agricultural policy, adopted a number of recommendations on developing the market for pork, cattle meat, milk and dairy products, prepared based on analytical reviews of these agri-food sector segments of the Eurasian Economic Union countries over the past four years. The implementation of the adopted documents will help improve the resource base of selection and breeding, track productivity of pigs, meat and dairy cows, introduce modern selection technologies, including genomic ones. The recommendations will promote cooperation of the Union's market participants in order to leverage scientific, technical and innovative potential for improving competitiveness and increasing export potential. "The implementation of the recommended sets of measures will make it possible to modernize production structurally and technologically, make the industries more efficient and competitive in both domestic and foreign markets, and will contribute to ensuring food security of the EAEU States," noted Goar Barseghyan, the EEC Minister in charge of Industry and Agriculture.

12 May 2025 EAEU launched pilot project on using e-CMR international electronic consignment notes On May 12, the first meeting of the working group on implementing the pilot project on using e-CMR international electronic consignment notes was held under the chairmanship of Arzybek Kozhoshev, the EEC Minister in charge of Energy and Infrastructure. The meeting participants discussed a number of organizational issues concerning the implementation of the pilot project, as well as determined the pilot project timeline and procedure. To launch the project, the Member States will have to define a common format for the e-CMR international electronic consignment note, address the issue of recognizing the legal significance of e-CMR data in cross-border information exchange and define the procedure for information exchange between electronic document flow operators and a trusted third party. "It is not only the speed of transition to legally significant electronic document flow in international road transportation that depends on the results of our work, but also the success of the full-fledged activities in a number of integration areas, such as the introduction of a traceability mechanism and the creation of an ecosystem of digital transport corridors," Arzybek Kozhoshev mentioned. The meeting was attended by representatives of authorized authorities of the Member States in the field of transport, digitalization, tax and customs regulation; industry associations; scientific organizations; business communities; as well as trusted third party representatives and electronic document flow operators. The next working group meeting is scheduled for September 2025. The main purpose of the pilot project is to ensure practical testing of the technology for cross-border exchange of legally significant electronic documents between entities from different states using the digital signature and "trusted third party" mechanisms. The implementation of the pilot project will help speed up the process of obtaining and checking transport documents, as well as achieve cost savings in the implementation of transport, logistics, control and supervision procedures.

09 May 2025 Bakytzhan Sagintaev took part in Victory Parade On May 9, Bakytzhan Sagintaev, Chairman of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission, attended the parade on Moscow's Red Square, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War. At the end of the Parade the traditional flower laying ceremony took place at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

09 May 2025 Bakytzhan Sagintaev's greetings on Victory Day Bakytzhan Sagintaev, Chairman of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission, conveyed his greetings on the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War. "Today, May 9, we pay tribute to the immortal feat of our peoples who stood shoulder to shoulder at the front and in the rear," Bakytzhan Sagintaev noted. "Our common duty is to preserve and pass on to future generations the memory of their heroic achievements. The spiritual and moral significance of the Victory will forever remain great."    The Head of the EEC Board sent letters of greetings to the Presidents and Prime Ministers of the EAEU countries. On behalf of the Eurasian Economic Commission and in his own capacity Bakytzhan Sagintaev wished everyone well-being, peace and prosperity.

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