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EEC DISCUSSES ARMENIA'S CUSTOMS UNION ENTRY IN YEREVAN
Belarusian Telegraph Agency, Belarus
March 18 2014
18.03.2014 11:06
MOSCOW, 18 March (BelTA) - A delegation of the Eurasian Economic
Commission (EEC) led by EEC Minister of Economy and Financial Policy
Timur Suleimenov held meetings in Yerevan to discuss Armenia's
accession to the Customs Union. The meetings focused on the
implementation of Armenia's Customs Union entry roadmap in financial
policy, services and investment, protection of intellectual property,
labor migration, monetary policy and financial markets, BelTA learnt
from the EEC press service.
At the meeting with Armenian Premier Tigran Sargsyan the parties
discussed Armenia's joining to the agreements and treaties that make
up the legal framework of the Customs Union and the Single Economic
Space. The parties considered the mechanisms of calculating quotas
in distributing import customs duties taking into account Armenia's
accession, indirect taxation, movement of cash resources by individuals
and counteraction to legalization of proceeds of crime (money
laundering), intellectual property protection and parallel importing.
Timur Suleimenov informed the Armenian Premier on the preparation of
the draft Eurasian Economic Union Treaty.
Detailed discussion of the issues related to the implementation of
the action plan on Armenia's accession to the Customs Union and the
Single Economic Space was continued during Timur Suleimenov's bilateral
meetings with Finance Minister of Armenia David Sargsyan, Economy
Minister of Armenia Vagram Avanesyan and Chairman of the Central Bank
of Armenia Artur Dzhavadyan. "Armenia's authorized state bodies hosted
meetings with the participation of EEC experts to regulate issues
related to Armenia's accession to the legal framework of the Customs
Union and the Single Economic Space," the EEC press service said.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Belarusian Telegraph Agency, Belarus
March 18 2014
18.03.2014 11:06
MOSCOW, 18 March (BelTA) - A delegation of the Eurasian Economic
Commission (EEC) led by EEC Minister of Economy and Financial Policy
Timur Suleimenov held meetings in Yerevan to discuss Armenia's
accession to the Customs Union. The meetings focused on the
implementation of Armenia's Customs Union entry roadmap in financial
policy, services and investment, protection of intellectual property,
labor migration, monetary policy and financial markets, BelTA learnt
from the EEC press service.
At the meeting with Armenian Premier Tigran Sargsyan the parties
discussed Armenia's joining to the agreements and treaties that make
up the legal framework of the Customs Union and the Single Economic
Space. The parties considered the mechanisms of calculating quotas
in distributing import customs duties taking into account Armenia's
accession, indirect taxation, movement of cash resources by individuals
and counteraction to legalization of proceeds of crime (money
laundering), intellectual property protection and parallel importing.
Timur Suleimenov informed the Armenian Premier on the preparation of
the draft Eurasian Economic Union Treaty.
Detailed discussion of the issues related to the implementation of
the action plan on Armenia's accession to the Customs Union and the
Single Economic Space was continued during Timur Suleimenov's bilateral
meetings with Finance Minister of Armenia David Sargsyan, Economy
Minister of Armenia Vagram Avanesyan and Chairman of the Central Bank
of Armenia Artur Dzhavadyan. "Armenia's authorized state bodies hosted
meetings with the participation of EEC experts to regulate issues
related to Armenia's accession to the legal framework of the Customs
Union and the Single Economic Space," the EEC press service said.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress