1. Eurasian Regional Integration 2013

2. | 2 History of Eurasian Integration

3. | 3 Universal Stages of Regional Integration

4. | 4 The Customs Union of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan

5. | 5 The Single Economic Space between Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan

6. | 6 Agreements Establishing the Single Economic Space

7. | 7 Governing Bodies of the Customs Union and the Single Economic Space Council of the Commission three members of the Council, one Deputy PM representing each Member State Eurasian Economic Commission Supreme Eurasian Economic Council (Heads of State and Government of the Member States) (nine members, three from each Member State) Member of the Board-Minister in charge of competition Member of the Board–Minister in charge of economy and financial policy Member of the Board-Minister in charge of industry and agribusiness Member of the Board- Minister in charge of trade Member of the Board- Minister in charge of technical regulation Member of the Board- Minister in charge of the customs cooperation Member of the Board - Minister in charge of energy and infrastructure Member of the Board-Minister in charge of the development of integration and macroeconomics Departments Chairman of the Board Board of the Commission Departments Advisory bodies

8. | 8 Eurasian Economic Commission Chairman of the Board Viktor Khristenko Board of the Commission Nurlan Aldabergenov Member of the Board-Minister in charge of competition Timur Suleimenov Member of the Board-Minister in charge of economy and financial policy Sergey Sidorsky Member of the Board-Minister in charge of industry and agribusiness Andrey Slepnev Member of Board-Minister in charge of trade Valery Koreshkov Member of the Board-Minister in charge of technical regulation Vladimir Goshin Member of Board-Minister in charge of customs cooperation Danial Akhmetov Member of the Board-Minister in charge of energy and infrastructure Tatiana Valovaya Member of the Board-Minister in charge of development of integration and macroeconomics Departments Advisory bodies Council of the Commission Belarus – Sergei Rumas Kazakhstan – Kairat Kelimbetov Russia – Igor Shuvalov

9. | 9 Budget of the Eurasian Economic Commission

10. | 10 Key Competencies of the Eurasian Economic Commission under the SES Agreements 01.01.2017 01.201 2 01.01.2013 Outlining possible scenarios in order to make forecasts of socio-economic development for a three-year period Taking decisions regarding the expanding of the scope of natural monopolies Taking decisions on exemptions from national regime In case of breach of the treaty commitments, taking decisions binding national bodies to bring their decisions in compliance with the treaty Obtaining approval for application of exceptional tariffs Deciding on suspension/revocation of decisions to change tariffs Deciding on sanctions and fines Deciding on restraints of violations Deciding on feasibility of granting specific subsidies Competition Industrial subsidies Rail transport Public procurement Natural monopolies Macroeconomics Overruling national bodies’ decisions to impose state price control Obtaining approval for prolongation of state price control Competition

11. | 11 Auxiliary competencies under the SES Agreements Defining benchmarks of macroeconomic policies of the Member States Coordinating implementation of harmonized macroeconomic policies by the Member States Monitoring economic development of the Parties and steps taken in this field, assessing those measures Supervising the implementation of relevant provisions of the Agreements Participating in resolution of disputes over the interpretation of the provisions of the Agreements (via negotiations and consultations) Monitoring and analysis of national legislation against the Agreements Drafting annual compliance reports covering implementation of provisions of the Agreements by the Member States Holding consultations on harmonization of national legislations of the Member States Agriculture Rail transport Industrial subsidiesNatural monopolies Macroeconomics Making up a list of regulatory legal acts and stages of harmonization of legislation of the Member States Analyzing regulatory framework for natural monopolies in the Member States and its application history Analyzing and coming up with ways to coordinate decisions of national bodies Natural monopolies Industrial subsidies

12. | 12 Eurasian Economic Commission and Business Dialogue Russia-Belarus-Kazakhstan Advisory Board Development of integration and macroeconomics Energy Agribusiness Industry Economy and financial policy Customs cooperation Technical regulation Trade Competition and anti-trust regulation Infrastructure and transport Bodies of the Eurasian Economic Commission

13. | 13 International positioning of the Eurasian Economic Commission

14. | 14 The Customs Union and the Single Economic Space Share in the Global Export of Goods

15. | 15 Growth rate of Customs Union Economies in 2009-2012 bn. $

16. | 16 Growth Rate of Customs Union Economies in 2009-2011

17. | 17 Declarations by the Heads of State of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan December 9, 2010 Declaration on the Establishment of the Single Economic Space of Belarus, Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation November 18, 2011 Declaration on Eurasian Economic Integration March 19, 2012 Declaration by the three Presidents Reaffirming commitment to establish the Eurasian Economic Union by 2015 Desire to complete by January 1, 2015 codification of international Treaties that make up the regulatory legal framework of the Customs Union and Single economic union, thus laying groundwork for the future Eurasian Economic Union. Moving towards the establishment of the Eurasian Economic Union in order to achieve balanced, mutually reinforcing and beneficial cooperation with other countries, international economic unions and EU with a view to create a single economic space

18. | 18 Regulatory Legal Framework of the Eurasian Economic Union

19. | 19 Codification of legislation Main principles Издание нового акта, заменяющего ранее действовавшие акты по соответствующему вопросу. A new treaty to substitute previously existing ones on the subject OUTCOME OF CODIFICATION Streamlining of legislation through: Substantial revision of existing legal norms Elimination of inconsistencies and contradictions of legal norms Filling gaps and repealing obsolete norms

20. | 20 Single Economic Space from the Atlantic to the Pacific

21. | 21 Abbreviation APEC – the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation CU – the Customs Union CCU – the Customs Union Commission EurAsEC – the Eurasian Economic Community EEC – the Eurasian Economic Commission EEU – the Eurasian Economic Union EU – the European Union IC – the Integration Committee IPA – the Inter-parliamentary Assembly ISC – the Intergovernmental Council SEAEC – the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council SES – the Single Economic Space