The EAEU has approved an action plan for the period up to 2045

18 documents have been signed, ranging from the budget for 2026 to the Concept of Tourism Development. The Eurasian Economic Path has been approved until 2045. At a meeting of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council, President of Belarus Aleksandr Lukashenko summed up the results of the Belarusian presidency in the EAEU and outlined the areas of work for the future. Minsk's initiatives in 2025 were based not on the current situation, but on long-term priorities. Aleksandr Lukashenko noted that Belarus sought to give integration a new lease of life and a vision of economic processes. Among the priorities for the next five years are industrial growth and technological development, agriculture, transport and logistics, the internal market of the Union, digital transformation, international cooperation and the humanitarian dimension. According to the results of the five-year plan, the share of settlements in national currencies between the members of the association reached 93%. GDP grew by 11%, industry — by 15%, agriculture — by almost 10%