Путин считает, что некоторые страны СНГ могли бы стать наблюдателями в ЕврАзЭС.

В своем обращении к главам государств - членов ЕАЭС в связи с принятым Россией с 1 января 2018 года председательством в Высшем Евразийском экономическом совете, Путин сообщил, что некоторые страны СНГ могли бы стать наблюдателями в ЕврАзЭС.

"Полагаем целесообразным изучить возможности более глубокого сопряжения форматов Союза и Содружества Независимых Государств, некоторые страны-участницы которого могли бы стать наблюдателями при ЕврАзЭС", - заявил Путин.

Как сообщает агентство ТАСС, президент России также выступил за активизацию взаимодействия с государствами, не входящими в состав содружества.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

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