BAKU, Azerbaijan, December 21. One of the key
directions of the Eurasian Union's integration agenda will be the
formation of a common financial market, said Russian President
Vladimir Putin during a meeting of the Supreme Eurasian Economic
Council, Trend
reports.
He noted that this will facilitate investor access to securities
and stock exchanges, and create optimal conditions for business
lending, banking products, and insurance services.
Putin reminded that the Eurasian Reinsurance Company, backed by
substantial capital, operates within the Union and emphasized the
need to more actively utilize its capabilities to support trade
transactions.
The President also announced plans to implement navigation seals
for real-time tracking of freight shipments, which will ensure the
transparency of logistics operations. He suggested that partners
look to the experience of using electronic waybills in the Union
State of Russia and Belarus, which reduces costs and simplifies the
transportation of goods.
Additionally, Putin highlighted the prospects for tourism
development: the adopted Cooperation Concept envisions the creation
of new cross-border and international routes to increase tourist
flows within the EAEU.
