This is what a Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus, Anatoly Kalinin, told in Minsk today, answering question of members of the national Parliament.
According to him, this is a meticulous work, since every party has to protect its market. Anatoly Kalinin also said that so far, many agreements reached within the framework of the Eurasian Economic Union did not function to the full extent.
Now, both Russian and Belarusian companies, which intend to operate on national markets, have to register a new legal entity.
In prospect, Russia plans to introduce additional mechanisms protecting domestic markets.