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Vestnik Kavkaza, Russia
Jan 2 2015
Armenia is the EaEU full member
2 January 2015 - 11:32am
Today Armenia officially joins the Eurasian Economic Union. The
agreement on the country's accession to the union of Russia, Belarus,
and Kazakhstan was signed in October 2014.
Armenia becomes a full member of the EaEU on January 2nd, but in
executive bodies of the EaEU it will be presented not fully by
expiration of their duties. Armenia will be presented in the Eurasian
Economic Commission by three members who have one vote and have no
functions in certain spheres, TASS reports.
As for distributed customs duties from import of goods to the EaEU
territory, Armenia's share will be 1.13%. The share of Belarus reduced
from 4.7% to 4.65%, Kazakhstan's share - from 7.3% to 7.25%; Russia's
share reduces from 88% to 86.97%.
In the sphere of services Armenia joins agreements of the EaEU members
on the usual terms; in the sphere of commodity trade a steady shift
(by 2022) to the united customs tariff of the EaEU is planned.
From: Baghdasarian
Jan 2 2015
Armenia is the EaEU full member
2 January 2015 - 11:32am
Today Armenia officially joins the Eurasian Economic Union. The
agreement on the country's accession to the union of Russia, Belarus,
and Kazakhstan was signed in October 2014.
Armenia becomes a full member of the EaEU on January 2nd, but in
executive bodies of the EaEU it will be presented not fully by
expiration of their duties. Armenia will be presented in the Eurasian
Economic Commission by three members who have one vote and have no
functions in certain spheres, TASS reports.
As for distributed customs duties from import of goods to the EaEU
territory, Armenia's share will be 1.13%. The share of Belarus reduced
from 4.7% to 4.65%, Kazakhstan's share - from 7.3% to 7.25%; Russia's
share reduces from 88% to 86.97%.
In the sphere of services Armenia joins agreements of the EaEU members
on the usual terms; in the sphere of commodity trade a steady shift
(by 2022) to the united customs tariff of the EaEU is planned.
From: Baghdasarian