Michael Egorin. Penalties imposed with regard to Russia, Western countries, as well As the response of the Russian capital are the catalyst of the process of Eurasian integration and speed up the filling process of creating a Eurasian economic Union (EEU) a real sense, says Kazakh scientist, the Commissioner of the Association of cross-border cooperation in Kazakhstan Marat Chibuto.

The President of the Russian Federation centuries Putin on the last working day of the week signed a law on ratification of the agreement on the Eurasian economic Union (EEU). So, the first has completed the process of ratification of the agreement signed with Kazakhstan and Belarus.

" in my opinion, the punishment against Russia will serve as a catalyst for the EEU, " said he Last news . In his vision, loss of Ukraine As external market complex and the response of Russia will lead to the fact that the internal market of the Union will come alive and will be aimed at import substitution." Reportedly, there was a blessing in disguise. So I see quite excellent opportunities for the Union, although not a very good economic situation in the world, " - said the expert.

Sibutu also said that he sees the potential for expanding the EEU." The enlargement of the Union can go 2 ways: through the accession countries in him, and then the next candidates Armenia and Kyrgyzstan, and through the formation of free trade zones - here is a list of real candidates is not clear, but may be Turkey, Vietnam, maybe Iran. In principle, and in fact, otherwise there is potential for expansion, " he said.

From the entry into force of the Treaty establishing the EAEC, the scientist in the 1st turn expects a revival of the process of labor migration." First, the Union will improve rules for labour migration, because it will be recognized diplomas. And then everything will go According to the concluded agreements. I think the First thing will significantly increase cross-border trade that we see. The rest later - inertia economies too big, " he concluded.

sections: Politics