MINSK, 30 September (BelTA) – The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) is the most advanced form of economic integration, Belarusian Prime Minister Aleksandr Turchin said during a meeting of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council on 30 September, BelTA has learned.
“Yesterday we discussed issues related to cooperation within the Commonwealth of Independent States. Today we are moving on to the agenda of the Eurasian Economic Union, which is supported by the example of our successful partnership presented at the international industrial exhibition INNOPROM. Belarus. There, we were able to examine in detail the development of the industrial sector, showcase our achievements, and set out tasks and goals for the future,” Aleksandr Turchin said.
Although the geographical scope of integration associations in the post‑Soviet space varies, the problems and challenges facing the economies of these countries are similar and must be addressed jointly, the prime minister stressed.
“The Eurasian Economic Union is the most advanced form of economic integration, with a significant supranational component. This is both an honorable and challenging role of the EAEU as a pioneer,” Aleksandr Turchin emphasized.
The year 2025 marks Belarus' chairmanship in the Eurasian Economic Union's bodies. The priorities of the Belarusian chairmanship include: developing technological potential and cooperation, enhancing food security, completing the formation of a common transport space, leveling the conditions for economic activity, creating a transparent competitive environment, and protecting the internal market. Further priorities are intensifying collaboration in digital transformation, developing international cooperation, and transitioning to a new level of information interaction.
Photos by Vitaly Pivovarchik
“Yesterday we discussed issues related to cooperation within the Commonwealth of Independent States. Today we are moving on to the agenda of the Eurasian Economic Union, which is supported by the example of our successful partnership presented at the international industrial exhibition INNOPROM. Belarus. There, we were able to examine in detail the development of the industrial sector, showcase our achievements, and set out tasks and goals for the future,” Aleksandr Turchin said.
Although the geographical scope of integration associations in the post‑Soviet space varies, the problems and challenges facing the economies of these countries are similar and must be addressed jointly, the prime minister stressed.
“The Eurasian Economic Union is the most advanced form of economic integration, with a significant supranational component. This is both an honorable and challenging role of the EAEU as a pioneer,” Aleksandr Turchin emphasized.
The year 2025 marks Belarus' chairmanship in the Eurasian Economic Union's bodies. The priorities of the Belarusian chairmanship include: developing technological potential and cooperation, enhancing food security, completing the formation of a common transport space, leveling the conditions for economic activity, creating a transparent competitive environment, and protecting the internal market. Further priorities are intensifying collaboration in digital transformation, developing international cooperation, and transitioning to a new level of information interaction.Photos by Vitaly Pivovarchik
