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Minister of Technical Regulation of the Eurasian Economic Commission Valentin Tataritsky on the fields of the 89th General Assembly of the International Electrical Commission (IEC) in New Delhi (India) held a working meeting with President MEC Joe Kops.
The parties discussed practical steps in cooperation in the fields of standardization and conformity assessment in relation to electrical and electronic products, prospects for harmonizing interstate standards (GOST) and national standards of the Eurasian Economic Union with the requirements of international IEC standards.
The evidence base for the technical regions of the EAEU has already included 853 standards based on the IEC. This number includes both interstate standards and state standards of the Union countries. This is far from the limit. The number of standards based on the IEC will only grow. Such work is planned taking into account the emergence of new IEC standards and updating existing, said the Minister of the EEC.
Agreements have been reached to further deepen the cooperation of the commission, EAEU and IEC countries. In particular, it is planned to exchange experience and consultations of the International Electrotechnical Commission for the application of its standards, digitalization and development of information resources in the field of standardization. IEC-seminars are outlined for the countries of the Union for the application of test results and the implementation of systems for assessing the MEC compliance with the EAEU.
Valentin Tataritsky took part in the meetings of the Council for Standardization, the Council for assessing the compliance of the IEC and a number of other events of the General Assembly.
In 2013, the EEC and the IEC signed a memorandum of understanding of cooperation in the field of technical regulation and standardization.
The EEC is studying the experience of the IEC International Expert Community, including in matters of using artificial intelligence, developing specialized information resources, including the development of international standards, and digitalization.
