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Aleksandr Lukashenko and his team planted 80 oak trees during the subbotnik in Khatyn For the second year in a row, the ...

Belarus’ Deputy Prime Minister Igor Petrishenko has taken part in the work of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission in Moscow...

Belarus’ Deputy Prime Minister Igor Petrishenko joined the nationwide subbotnik in Moscow, where – together with the staff of the Belarusian...

The agreement will become the starting point for the introduction in the union of a system of self-declaration of origin, which will simplify the process of obtaining tariff preferences within free trade agreements of the EAEU with third countries.

All in all, almost four dozen issues were included in the agenda of the EEC Council meeting. Belarus was represented by Deputy Prime Minister Igor Petrishenko. The next EEC Council meeting will take place via video link on.

“The trend to increase the range of digital tasks solved on the basis of the EAEU should be supported and advanced developments should be offered to our colleagues within the CIS, SCO and BRICS. Currently, there is a good foundation for such alignment,” Igor Petrishenko said.

According to Igor Petrishenko, in 2017 the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council approved the main directions of the development of the EAEU digital agenda through 2025.

Digital economy is important for the development of the single economic space of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), Belarusian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Petrishenko said.

Domestic tourism is experiencing a boom; all kinds of tourist activities are burgeoning in all regions of the country, Belarus' Deputy Prime Minister Igor Petrishenko told reporters prior to the meeting of the Interdepartmental Expert and Coordination Council for Tourism under the Council of Ministers of Belarus.

The official noted it is necessary to expedite the creation of a multifunctional payment hub based on the CIS Interstate Bank. Such a hub would be able to substantially increase the number and expand the choice of operations with financial and corporate structures not only of member states but other friendly countries.