Oberchuk made a statement to speak to reporters after a meeting of the Inter-Eurasian Inter-Governmental Council in Minsk.
As Tass quoted, the Eurasian Economic Union’s free trade agreement with Iran quickly increased trade sales by 35%, he said.
“Iran’s free trade agreement with the Islamic Republic has been actively implemented up until now. Since May, we have recognized significant growth in mutual trade, which has increased by 35% in July.
He is expected to sign a corresponding contract with Indonesia by the end of the year.
“All the proceedings are currently underway,” the Deputy Prime Minister said. Our partners, particularly Uzbekistan, an observer of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), have signed EAEU member countries and countries for third countries, showing high interest in agreements open to the country. This refers to the EAEU’s customs transport agreement. “It aims to simplify customs procedures and create conditions for a seamless intersection between external borders and our internal boundaries,” Overchuk said.
“There are many initiatives being implemented, which will have a real positive effect on the economic development of our country,” he added.
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