📋 Tender Overview
Following the results of the regular monitoring by the Eurasian Economic Commission, an updated register of restrictive measures of the third parties in relation to the Eurasian Economic Union and its member states was posted on the page of the Trade portal.
At the moment, 271 restrictive measures have been identified, which can act as a barrier in foreign trade from the main trading partners of the EAEU and the countries with which negotiations are concluded or underway to conclude trade and economic agreements.
At the same time, the restrictive measure of Iran, which introduced the ban on the import of confectionery from third countries, was eliminated after the entry into force on May 15, 2025 of a full -format agreement
On free trade between the EAEU and the Islamic Republic of Iran. In accordance with the provisions of the Agreement, the parties took on the obligation not to establish and not to maintain prohibitions or restrictions on the import of goods, including in the form of quotas, import or export licenses and other measures.
In terms of Serbia, a technical barrier was identified in relation to the access of drugs of the EAEU in connection with the availability of a requirement to provide a GMP EU certificate for registration.
The list of restrictive measures of Uzbekistan is supplemented by an opaque and protracted procedure for obtaining the Uzbek certificate of conformity for the import of household appliances.
The activities of the EEC for monitoring and eliminating restrictive measures in trade with the third parties are carried out in accordance with the provisions of the EAEU agreement, for the implementation of which the decision of the Commission Council in 2018 approved the procedure for interaction between the member states of the Eurasian Economic Union and the Eurasian Economic Commission.
Monitoring is aimed at carrying out systematic work on the identification and search for ways to eliminate the restrictive measures of the third parties in relation to the EAEU and its member states.
