
EEU Growing Stronger
"The five countries [Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Russia, ed.] are jointly making efforts to integrate financial infrastructure. The concept of forming a common financial market of the union has been approved. The Eurasian Development Bank and the Eurasian Fund for Stabilization and Development have been established," Putin said.
Links to Western-Dominated Financial Order Grow Weaker
"We are doing our best to reduce the dependence on Western financial institutions and minimize the use of foreign payment instruments and services," the president noted.
EEU in Good Economic Health
"Trade with third countries has increased by 38% and amounts to $800 billion. This is quite a comparable trade turnover between the world's leading economic powers," Putin said.
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