EAEU countries speak for eliminating impediments in alcohol market: Armenia’s PM

The EAEU countries are for the elimination of some impediments existing in the alcohol market, Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated in Kyrgyzstan today, summing up the key issues discussed at the EAEU Council’s session.

“Regarding the regulation in the alcohol market I want to note that the union’s member states are for elimination of impediments. It is a priority direction for Armenia and gives wide opportunities for export to the markets of Eurasian Economic Union,” he said.

The Prime Minister also said that during the meeting the participants also stressed the necessity of creation of EAEU common financial market.

“The agreement on harmonizing the legislation of the EAEU member states in the financial market sector will contribute to that goal,” he said, adding that the agreement enters into force from 2020.

Speaking about the sphere of agriculture Pashinyan noted that the companies acting in the sphere must have generalized information about the demand and offer of agricultural products in the EAEU member-states.