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Moscow and Minsk are working closely together to create a single market for fuels and energy – they have succeeded in concluding all agreements. In addition, both countries are working to create a common legal space for the State of the Union.
Alexander Lukashenko, President of Belarus, said on the eve of his visit to Moscow.
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Yes, Lukashenka stressed that on all matters of agreements with Russia made decisions in the State of the Union and in bilateral relations.
We are close to the creation of a single market of fuels and energy, we proceed to the creation of a common legal space in the state of the 'l'. Union,
said the Belarussian leader.
He stated that six years ago, at the level of the Supreme State Council, the priorities and priority tasks of the development of the State of the Union for the next five years have been approved.
In addition, Lukashenko stressed that relations with Moscow were being built in a systematic and planned manner.
"The global nature of our relations is of great importance not only to Belarus, but also to Russia," he said.
State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin announced the completion of the draft concept of approximation of the laws of Russia and Belarus. They state that this step is a prerequisite for the intensification of economic cooperation within the State of the Union.
In addition, Russian President Vladimir Putin approved the military doctrine of the State of the Union, which includes the Russian Federation and Belarus. At the same time, the Kremlin has declared that the possible unification of Russia and Belarus is not being studied.
What is the State of the Union? This is a supranational entity, including Russia and Belarus, with only one political, economic, military and customs right. monetary, juridical, humanitarian and cultural space gradually organized. The treaty establishing the union between Russia and Belarus was signed on 8 December 1999 in Moscow. The treaty entered into force on January 26, 2000, after the exchange of the instruments of ratification between the two countries. President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and President of the Republic of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko.
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