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Eurasian Economic Commission and ASEAN Expand Trade and Energy Cooperation

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The Eurasian Economic Commission and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations held ministerial meetings to expand their economic partnership. These discussions centered on boosting trade, investment, customs, e-commerce, and energy cooperation between the two blocs. The meetings followed a visit by the ASEAN Secretary-General to Moscow, where commercial partnerships and supply-chain connectivity were discussed.

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Bilateral trade between Russia and ASEAN reached approximately US$18 billion in 2025, with trade increasing by 10% in the first half of 2026. Russian investments in Southeast Asia totaled US$7.1 billion, while investments from ASEAN member states into Russia amounted to US$3.2 billion. The partnership is focused on opportunities in energy, agriculture, and digital services.

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