Free Trade Agreement with Eurasian Economic Union to Come into Effect on July 10

The business panel “New Features in the Free Trade Agreement of Serbia and Eurasian Economic Union” is to be held tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce of Serbia.

The free trade agreement between Serbia and the EAEU and its members: Russian, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan, is coming into effect on July 10.

On that occasion, at the business panel, business people will be provided with information about the technical changes when it comes to the exporting procedures and the accompanying customs documentation, the operating implementation of the new rules pertaining to the origin of goods, the quota regime and perspectives for trade development, the CCIS announced.

The introductory speech at the event will be made by the director of the Sector for Strategic Analyses, Services and Internationalization at the CCIS, Mihailo Vesovic, whereas the new features of the agreement will be discussed by the state secretary at the Ministry of Trade, Jagoda Lazarevic, the deputy trade representative of Russia in Serbia, Aleksandar Lesin, the head of the Department for Customs Policy of the Sector for the Customs System at the Ministry of Finance, Nadica Pantovic, the senior adviser at the Sector for the Customs System and Policy at the Ministry of Finance, Tatjana Stanic, and the head of the Group for Preferential and Non-Preferential Origin of Goods at the Customs Administration, Bosko Kecojevic.

Privredna komora Srbije

Chamber of Commerce of Serbia

CCIS

Serbia Eurasian Economic Union

EAEU

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