Belarus News Agency, Minsk, April 30, according to the Eurasian Economic Commission, the Executive Committee of the Eurasian Economic Commission has relaxed restrictions on the export of certain categories of fabrics and disinfectants to third countries. .
Eurasian Economic Commission Trade Commissioner (ministerial level) Srepnev said that companies in the Eurasian Economic Union member states have significantly increased the production of protective equipment in a short period of time, not only It can fully guarantee the internal market supply and will also export to countries in need. By relaxing export restrictions, the alliance demonstrates the principle of openness in international trade and contributes to the global fight against the epidemic. All parties in the alliance have begun to discuss the issue of mask exports, and relevant policies will be introduced in the future.
According to reports, on March 24, in order to respond to the new coronavirus epidemic and alleviate the shortage of protective materials, the Executive Committee of the Eurasian Economic Commission temporarily banned the export of various types of personal protective materials. Including cotton, gauze, bandages, medical masks, semi-finished masks, N95 masks, ventilators, respiratory filters, goggles, disinfectants, shoe covers, certain types of clothing and clothing accessories, gloves, etc. The ban is valid from April 5 to September 30.
