Kazakhstan, Russia and Belarus to work out and adopt 20 agreements forming Single Economic Space: U.Shukeyev
20:28, 11 October 2010
ASTANA. October 11. KAZINFORM /Kanat Kulshmanov/ Kazakhstan, Russia and Belarus are expected to work out and adopt 20 agreements that will create the basis of the Single Economic Space. First Deputy Prime Minister Umirzak Shukeyev has made it public today at a briefing upon the results of a videoconference of representatives of the Customs Union member states.
According to U.Shukeyev, all agreements are fundamental and regarding the most important aspects of the economic policy. "Four agreements regarding rail transportation of cargoes, oil and gas and establishment of oil market in the Single Economic Space are of special importance for us", the First Deputy Prime Minister said.