UAE-Eurasian Economic Union Partnership Agreement Takes Effect

An economic partnership agreement between the United Arab Emirates and the Eurasian Economic Union officially entered into force on Tuesday, opening a new phase of trade cooperation.

The agreement covers the UAE and the union’s five member states: Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Russia.

It establishes a preferential framework designed to support the flow of goods between the UAE and the bloc, providing a basis for closer commercial ties.

The partnership also aims to expand growth opportunities for business communities on both sides, with its entry into force marking the start of the framework’s implementation.