Year of Belarus' presidency in EAEU ending

2020 became the year of a serious test of strength for the economy of the EAEU and partner countries. Against the background of the pandemic, total GDP fell by more than 3%. Belarus has managed to do better in some areas than its partners in the EAEU, said Mikhail Myasnikovich, Chairman of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission. In general, the EEC directed its efforts both at the implementation of anti-crisis measures and at the strategic objectives of the Union's development. Now the EAEU is entering a new phase of integration and is ready to offer projects worth hundreds of billions of dollars.