"If as far back as 2019, the West's share in the foreign trade of the Eurasian Economic Union was 60 per cent, it is now below 20 per cent; on the contrary, the share of the Global South increased from 40 per cent to 80 per cent, with virtually constant volume of foreign trade," noted the ECE Minister, Andrei Blind. "We were able to rapidly expand previous markets, find new ones, build new links."
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"If as far back as 2019, the West's share in the foreign trade of the Eurasian Economic Union was 60 per cent, it is now below 20 per cent; on the contrary, the share of the Global South increased from 40 per cent to 80 per cent, with virtually constant volume of foreign trade," noted the ECE Minister, Andrei Blind. "We were able to rapidly expand previous markets, find new ones, build new links."