Thursday, November 29 2018 16:02

ArmInfo. The Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) addressed issues in the  implementation of the digital agenda, customs cooperation, and the  agro- industrial complex of the countries of the Eurasian Economic  Union (EAEU) at a meeting in Moscow on November 28.

According to the press service of the EEC, the EEC Board adopted a  recommendation on the development of cooperation between the  countries of the Union in the production of poultry meat and its  products. The document included a set of measures to ensure the  conditions for the development of the industry and increasing exports  of products to third countries. For example, it is proposed to update  the interstate and national (state) standards in the field of poultry  farming and poultry processing industry, the creation of breeding and  genetic centers for breeding poultry, as well as the development of  cooperation in the scientific, technical and experimental design  fields.

To recall, poultry meat and its processing products are included in  the list of sensitive agricultural products, approved by the decision  of the Board of the Commission in 2016. The industry is one of the  fastest growing: in 2017, 5.6 million tons of poultry meat was  produced, which is 35% more than in 2012. At the same time, the share  of poultry products in the total structure of agri-food exports of  all types of meat in 2017 amounted to 45.6%.

Technological documents regulating information interaction during the  implementation of the common process "Formation, maintenance and use  of a single register of notifications" have been approved. These  documents are necessary for the development of software for national  information systems and components of the EEC integration segment.  They include the rules and regulations of information interaction  between the Commission and the authorized bodies of the States of the  Union, a description of the formats and structures of electronic  documents, as well as the procedure for joining the general process.

In the future, the automated formation and maintenance of a single  register of notifications will speed up the implementation of  administrative procedures and improve the efficiency of customs  control during import and export of encryption (cryptographic) tools.  At information interaction it is supposed to use the electronic  digital signature.

The structure and format of preliminary information on goods intended  for importation into the customs territory of the EAEU by water, air,  rail and road has been approved. Earlier, the EEC Board has already  determined the composition of the preliminary information. The  decision comes into force on July 1, 2019.