MOSCOW, 28 March (BelTA) - Priorities of Belarus' EAEU presidency in 2025 are relevant for other integration associations, Belarusian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Pavel Utyupin said at the plenary session of the CIS International Economic Forum in Moscow on 28 March, BelTA learned.
“Belarus' approaches to the integration fully coincide with the plans to form the Greater Eurasian Partnership. On January 1 of this year, Belarus assumed the presidency in the EAEU for the third time. The Belarusian presidency sees technological capacity building, import substitution, mutual investments, a seamless transport space, security of the domestic market and digitalization of the economy as the main areas of joint activities,” Pavel Utyupin said.
“It should be noted that the priorities proposed by the Belarusian side within the framework of its presidency in the EAEU are relevant for other integration associations in the greater Eurasian space,” Pavel Utyupin emphasized.
“Belarus' approaches to the integration fully coincide with the plans to form the Greater Eurasian Partnership. On January 1 of this year, Belarus assumed the presidency in the EAEU for the third time. The Belarusian presidency sees technological capacity building, import substitution, mutual investments, a seamless transport space, security of the domestic market and digitalization of the economy as the main areas of joint activities,” Pavel Utyupin said.
“It should be noted that the priorities proposed by the Belarusian side within the framework of its presidency in the EAEU are relevant for other integration associations in the greater Eurasian space,” Pavel Utyupin emphasized.
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