ArmInfo. Following the November 10 meeting of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission, a report on promising markets and industries for joint exports by the Eurasian Economic Union states was approved. This was reported by the EEC press service.
According to the source, in 2025, the development of the EAEU industrial sector was accompanied by an increase in production volumes, deeper cooperation, and the implementation of joint projects. Exports of manufactured products to third countries increased by 9.9% to $103.7 billion. Analysis showed that metallurgy, chemical industry, mechanical engineering, microelectronics, and pharmaceuticals have the greatest cooperation and export potential within the Union, while China, India, Uzbekistan, the UAE, Egypt, Iran, Brazil, and African countries are the key markets for the development of industrial cooperation and exports. Gohar Barseghyan, Minister of Industry and Agro-Industrial Complex of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC), noted that realizing the identified cooperation and export potential requires a transition to systemic work. "To increase joint presence in foreign markets and enhance the competitiveness of EAEU producers, it is necessary to utilize the mechanism of financial support for industrial cooperation, more actively involve small and medium-sized businesses in the production chains of large enterprises, and fully utilize the opportunities of existing free trade agreements," Gohar Barseghyan suggested.
The practical conclusions and recommendations of the report can be used by EAEU countries in identifying promising areas for developing industrial cooperation and increasing exports to third-country markets.
