Yerevan Complains About Russia to the Eurasian Economic Union
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The Government of Armenia filed a formal complaint with the structures of the Eurasian Economic Union because of Russian restrictions on the supply of Armenian products, reported the Deputy Minister of Economy of Armenia, Tigran Gasparian. "It is not only our contacts with Russia that are important, but also our capabilities within the framework of the EEC, because there are specific mechanisms that can be applied to remove such obstacles," quot…
Armenia complained to Russia at the EEC about the decision taken by the Russian side to impose restrictions on the import of Armenian products, as announced by the Deputy Minister of Economy, Tigran Gasparian, today...
Armenia lodged a complaint with the EEC concerning the restrictions imposed by Russia on the import of Armenian goods, and stated the Deputy Minister of Economy of Armenia, Tigran Gasparian.
Armenia’s share of 1.220% in the EAEU’s general budget is indeed the smallest among the member states. However, this small share does not mean that Armenia’s financial participation within the EAEU is small: especially in recent years, Armenia has been transferring significantly more money to the customs duty sharing system than it receives. Details: Armenia transfers more money to the EAEU customs duty sharing system than it receives. Russian […
Armenia Appeals to Eurasian Economic Union to Lift Russian Trade Restrictions
Armenia has appealed Russian restrictions on imports of Armenian goods and expects them to be lifted through mechanisms available within the Moscow-led Eurasian Economic Union, Armenian Deputy Economy Minister Tigran Gasparyan said on Tuesday.
Armenia Files EAEU Complaint Over Russian Trade Barriers
Armenia has formally raised concerns within the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) over trade barriers affecting Armenian goods, saying the restrictions run counter to the bloc’s rules and should be addressed through its existing legal mechanisms. Deputy Economy Minister Tigran Gasparyan said Armenia has filed a complaint with the EAEU and expects the organization to take steps to remove the barriers. “We have filed a complaint, and we hope — and ar…
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