Netherlands to Soon Roll out Semiconductor Export Control Measures to Keep Sensitive Technology Away from China: Report

Netherlands will soon join the United States and Japan in rolling out new semiconductor export control measures aimed at keeping sensitive technology away from China due to concern for potential misuse, the country’s economic affairs minister told reporters on a visit to Washington, Voice of America (VOA) reported. As per VOA, the measures are likely … Read more

Armenia to retain leadership in terms of economic growth among EEU countries in 2023 – EDB

Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) analysts expect Armenia to retain leadership in economic growth among the Eurasian Economic Union’s (EEU) member countries in 2023, the bank said in its Telegram channel. According to the macroeconomic forecast made for the 6 EEU member countries for 2023-2025, the Armenian economy is expected to grow by 7.5% in 2023 … Read more

Serbian, Chinese companies sign $500 mln trade deals

Serbian companies signed trade agreements with fifteen Chinese state-owned enterprises worth a total of some $500 million (460 million euro) on Thursday, the Serbian government said. Belgrade and Beijing will sign a free trade agreement by the end of 2023, giving Serbian companies a chance to take their share of the Chinese market, infrastructure minister … Read more

Kazakhstan moderates WTO dedicated session on transit

Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the World Trade Organization and International Economic Organizations Zhanar Aitzhan moderated the WTO dedicated session on transit for landlocked developing countries “Overcoming problems in trade and transit operations,” press service of the Kazakh MFA reports. The purpose of this workshop is an in-depth study of best practices, … Read more

Customs authorities of Azerbaijan and Norway discuss bilateral cooperation

Chairman of the Azerbaijan State Customs Committee Shahin Bagirov has met with Director General of the Norwegian Customs, Oystein Bormer on the sidelines of the 141st/142nd sessions of the Customs Cooperation Council of the World Customs Organization. The meeting focused on the prospects for cooperation between the customs authorities of the two countries, further expansion … Read more

An important direction for development of cooperation will be marked by free trade agreement between EEU and Iran

As Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said on Thursday at an enlarged meeting of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council, a free trade agreement between the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) and Iran will enter into force and give a strong impulse for development of strategic relations.
According to him, a package of arrangements providing the EEU member states’ exports with preferential access to Iran will be formed due to the work carried out to conclude a full-fledged agreement. He called such conditions of access to the Iranian market exclusive for Armenian exporters.
According to the opinion of Pashinyan, this year this agreement will be signed with the support of the EEU member states. The same attitude is demonstrated by the Iranian side in its turn.
An agreement to establish a free trade zone was signed by the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) following the meeting of the delegations of the two sides on January 19h, 2022.
According to Alireza Peyman-Pak, Iran’s Deputy Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade and Head of the Trade Promotion Organisation (TPO) of the Islamic Republic, zero tariffs on 90% of goods were approved by Iran and EEU as part of the Free Trade Zone agreement. The entering into force of the Free Trade Zone agreement is scheduled for the end of September 2023.

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