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Results of Belarus-sponsored project Eurasian Electrobus to be presented in Sochi in June - Vimarsana News

Results of Belarus-sponsored project Eurasian Electrobus to be presented in Sochi in June

Igor Petrishenko said: “A demonstration of results of Belarus-sponsored manufacturing cooperation project Eurasian Electrobus will take place during the exhibition event Eurasia – Our Home timed to a session of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council in Sochi on 7-9 June.”

Belarus calls for more projects to create innovative Eurasian products - Vimarsana News

Belarus calls for more projects to create innovative Eurasian products

Roman Golovchenko said: “Belarus is satisfied with progress of consideration of tighter cooperation possibilities in the manufacturing sector and the advancement of manufacturing cooperation ties. But we'd like to stress that time forces us to move faster. We cannot leave real projects mired in endless expert consultations.”

Realization of pilot project Eurasian Electrobus launched - Vimarsana News

Realization of pilot project Eurasian Electrobus launched

The decision to launch the pilot project Eurasian Electrobus was made at a session of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission on 15 July.

Belarus interested in moving goods in Eurasian Economic Union faster - Vimarsana News

Belarus interested in moving goods in Eurasian Economic Union faster

Igor Petrishenko said: “We are interested in increasing the speed of shipment of our goods in the Eurasian Economic Union space, including in trade with third countries. Countries of the union have put together a list of key integration transportation and logistic corridors. Belarus included two – M1 and M10.”