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The Eurasian Economic Commission released "Figures and Facts" in English. This is a collection on the subject of the directions of the EEC's activities. Ten brochures provide updated figures and important facts.

The issues of identification and traceability of animals and products of animal origin in the Eurasian Economic Union were discussed at a seminar held at the Eurasian Economic Commission’s headquarters.

The Eurasian Economic Commission’s Board approved methodological recommendations for the Eurasian Economic Union countries on drafting national programs in the field of consumer rights protection at a meeting held on March 1.

The Union’s legal portal has published the Decision of the Commission's Council on amending the Rules for Pharmaceutical Inspections adopted on February 8, 2021, which had been approved by Decision No. 83 of the Commission's Council dated November 3, 2016.

On February 8, 2021 railroad passenger service between Russia and Belarus will be resumed as well as scheduled flights from Russia to Armenia, Belarus and Kyrgyzstan will be increased.

Every year, the Eurasian Economic Commission publishes Facts and Figures – a brochure revealing the areas of the Commission's activities. This year was no exception. Ten brochures provide updated figures and important facts.

The EEC Council has approved the Technical Regulation of the Eurasian Economic Union "On requirements for main pipelines for transporting liquid and gaseous hydrocarbons". It will come into effect on July 1, 2021.

In order to prevent a shortage of products in the common market and minimize the pandemic consequences for business, the EEC Council has introduced special procedures for assessing the product conformity in the EAEU. These are temporary measures introduced for a period of one year and are used for certifying mass-produced products.

11 newly adopted interstate standards, 20 interstate standards adopted to replace those previously contained in the List as well as 2 newly elaborated national standards of the Republic of Belarus have been included in the list of standards which will result in compliance with the technical regulation’s requirements on a voluntary basis.

On December 22, the Eurasian Economic Commission’s Board approved guidelines for studying toxicokinetics and assessing systemic effects in toxicology studies of medicinal products. The document will enter into force in July 2021.