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18 Feb 2013 Interview by the Chairman of the EEC Board V. Khristenko to Itogi Magazine: “Political euphoria from the accession of new members will not produce a long-lasting positive effect” One year has passed since the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC), a supranational body of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan, started to function in Moscow. It is tasked to achieve smooth operation of the Customs Union and bring integration to the level of the Eurasian Economic Union. The initiators of Eurasian integration are not confused with the fact that their example for imitation, the European Union, is having hard times. The Chairman of the EEC Board Viktor Khristenko shared his views on this issue with Itogi Magazine.

25 Jan 2013 Interview by the Minister for Competition and Antitrust Regulation Nurlan Aldabergenov to Kazakhstan Today News Agency Interview by the Minister for Competition and Antitrust Regulation Nurlan Aldabergenov to Kazakhstan Today News Agency

28 Dec 2012 Interview by the EEC Minister for Competition and Antitrust Regulation Nurlan Aldabergenov to BNews.kz By the middle of the next year, all Customs Union member-states will comply with the Model Law On Competition. The world practice knows no cases when the antitrust agencies of different states apply the same principles. In his interview to BNews.kz, the Member of the Board (Minister) for Competition and Antirust Regulation of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) Nurlan Aldabergenov told about the progress in harmonization of the legislative frameworks of Kazakhstan, Russia and Belarus.

25 Dec 2012 Interview by the EC Minister for Trade Andrei Slepnyov to Interfax News Agency: “The New Eurasian Economic Union will not be a simple sum of today’s legal framework and agreements reached” The first year of operation of the new integration alliance of the Customs Union of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan – the Common Economic Space – is coming to its end. The supranational regulatory authority, the Eurasian Economic Commission, is working actively, with more new functions delegated to it by the national authorities, and during the next two years, it will have to lay down the foundation for the future Eurasian Economic Space. In particular, during this part of the year the Commission revised the Common Customs Tariff to align it with Russia’s commitments to the WTO, conducted a special protective investigation in relation to import of grain combines and prepared recommendations for the customs services in connection with increased import of consumer goods from China. The EEC Minister for Trade Andrei Slepnyov told Interfax about the results of work, successes and failures, as well as plans for the future.

19 Dec 2012 Interview by the Chairman of the EEC Board Victor Khristenko to Vedomosti Newspaper: “The efficiency of integration within the Customs Union determines the attitude of other states to integration within the CES” - What do you feel about the role of an international official? Don’t you miss your previous job? - Moving from one job to another, I have never suffered from “phantom-limb” pains. I do my job only if it is exciting, if there is a real challenge, and I am really satisfied with my new job and this complicated project, into which I plunged.

05 Dec 2012 Interview by the Chairman of the EEC Board Victor Khristenko to Kazakhstanskaya Pravda Newspaper: “Decisions are made by the Commission on a collegial basis” The Chairman of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission, Doctor of Economics Victor Khristenko, gave an exclusive interview to Kazakhstanskaya Pravda.

28 Nov 2012 Interview by the Chairman of the EEC Board Victor Khristenko to the Sovetskaya Belarus newspaper: “We are working to systematize supranational legislation” The recent Belarusian Investment Forum was visited by the Chairman of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission Victor Khristenko, a renowned and respected professional manager and a very interesting interlocutor. In his extremely tight schedule, he found some time to meet a reporter of Sovetskaya Belarus (SB) to have a very substantive and subject-specific conversation about the prospects of Eurasian integration.

15 Nov 2012 Speech by Victor Khristenko at the investment forum Eurasian Economic Integration Project: an Organic Part of the Global Economy Dear colleagues, First of all, I would like to thank you for an opportunity to speak here today on the topic of economic integration. I believe that this topic is extremely important. Very soon, we will summarize the results of the first year of joint work in a new format.

01 Nov 2012 Speech by the EEC Minister for Competition and Antitrust Regulation Nurlan Aldabergenov at the EEC meeting in Ust-Kamenogorsk The Customs Union of the three states – Belarus, Kazakhstan and Russia – evolves and acquires a clear shape. The Common Economic Space is now really uniting enterprises and industries in various areas, and brings together the peoples who were locked in their national flats 20 years ago. Figuratively, this important process can be compared with how one makes door openings that are needed so much to enable communication. The ties between neighbours and states move to a totally new level of quality.

30 Oct 2012 Interview by the EEC Minister for Competition and Antitrust Regulation Nurlan Aldabergenov to Kapital.kz web-portal: “Now it’s important to harmonize the laws of the CU member-states” The law making activity in the Common Economic Space member-states is carried out in line with the schedule. According to Nurlan Aldabergenov, the Member of the Board (Minister) for Competition and Antitrust Regulation of the Eurasian Economic Commission, harmonizing legislation and increasing competitiveness of domestic manufacturers and service providers will be the top-priority goals.

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