The policy outlines mutually agreed principles pursued by the member states of the Eurasian Economic Community to transform the existing pattern of growth towards a more balanced and resilient economic system placing an emphasis on trade implications and addressing the crucial issues of energy security. Highlighting main drivers and challenges to speeding up economic and social development, the policy elaborates on options to obtain considerable progress on the way to steering EEC members towards a sustainable energy future. Present Agreement builds on the underlying principles of the Declaration on the Eurasian Economic Integration of 18 November 2011 ratified by the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Belarus, and the Russian Federation. ----------- Pursuant to ratification of the Agreement, the Eurasian Economic Commission started its operation in 2015. With a view to harness fully the potential of regional cooperation, the Agreement envisages the establishment of a common market of goods, labor, services, and capital.---Under art.

81, obstacles to the expansion of trade in electricity shall be removed with the establishment of a common power market.---Art. 83 stipulates that pursuant to para 4 and 5 art. 104 of the present Agreement, member states shall take efforts to establish a common gas market within the Union, shall set relevant regulatory frameworks developing the Concept and Program on the Common Gas Market.---Art. Concerted actions shall be taken by member states towards liberalization of national trade regimes. It is thereby stipulated that implementation of non-discrimination principles will be critical for maintaining the trend of expanding investment.

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Chapter XX ‘Energy sector’. A complex array of incentives and measures shall be implemented to remove existing barriers to energy trade and enhance integration mechanisms. The policy examines the opportunities for redesigning conventional trade strategies to enable a competitive energy market environment.--- Art. 83 stipulates that pursuant to para 4 and 5 art. 104 of the present Agreement, member states shall take efforts to establish a common gas market within the Union, shall set relevant regulatory frameworks developing the Concept and Program on the Common Gas Market.