02.10.2026, 16:59

Armenia committed to continuing mutually advantageous cooperation in EAEU - Pashinyan

YEREVAN. Oct 2 (Interfax) - Armenia is committed to continuing cooperation in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said.

To read the full news articles, Subscribe.

05:48PM
Kazakhstan ready to host international dialogue on responsible AI development – Tokayev

05:39PM
Intra-trade among Eurasian Economic Union countries jumps 10% in Jan-July - Russian PM

05:38PM
Approval of EAEU's rules for mutual trade in electricity will allow for more efficient use of union countries' generation - Russian PM

05:37PM
Tokayev orders AI integration into core business processes at enterprises

05:19PM
Air Astana to launch direct Almaty-Tokyo flights Nov 30

05:16PM
EAEU countries form supply and demand balances in agricultural sector, expect launch of new production facilities - Russian PM

05:15PM
EAEU economic growth remains uneven – Kazakh PM

04:37PM
EAEU prime ministers to review foreign trade, transport connectivity issues

04:35PM
Financial ombudsmen elected in Kazakhstan

04:08PM
AVERAGE WEIGHTED RATE ON OCTOBER 2, 2026 IS 447.73 TENGE FOR $1

03:20PM
Kyrgyzstan's industrial output exceeds $9 bln in 2025 - PM

03:13PM
Tokayev, Danish foreign minister discuss expanding trade, economic cooperation

03:01PM
Kyrgyz PM invites partners within EAEU to advance industrial cooperation

02:31PM
Uzbek, South African ministers discuss bilateral political dialogue, trade, economic cooperation

Archive

Press center

https://press.interfax.kz