📋 Tender Overview
On July 17 and 18, on the site of the Eurasian Economic Commission, chaired by the Deputy Director of the Department of Customs and Tariff and Non-Tariff Adjustment of the EEC of Askat Bekov, full-time expert consultations were held with the participation of the executive authorities and business of the Eurasian Economic Union, during which the results of the intra-state agreement on electronic trade in goods in the EAEU were considered.
The participants discussed the remaining disagreements regarding the features of the common -united regulation of mutual electronic trade in goods, the principles of ensuring consumer rights and their protection, approaches to use electronic document management, the basics of a single conceptual apparatus, and the conditions for the turnover of digital goods.
The main task of the agreement is to establish the general transparent rules of electronic trade in the domestic market of the Union. This will ensure the freedom of movement of goods and related services, which in the light of rapid digitalization will give a significant impetus for the growth of economies of all our countries, said Askat Bekov.
Given the results of the consultations, the signing of an electronic trade agreement in the EAEU can take place before the end of 2025.
The agreement was developed as part of the implementation of the measures to create favorable conditions for the development of electronic trade within the framework of the Eurasian Economic Union, approved by the decision of the Eurasian Inter -government Council in 2021.
