At the "Rules Week" of the World Trade Organization (WTO) held in Geneva, the Eurasian Economic Union's practices for protecting markets were presented. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Sputnik Kazakhstan.
This was reported by the Eurasian Economic Commission. The EAEU's anti-dumping investigation work was presented by Andrey Zakharov, Director of the EEC Department for Internal Market Protection, at a number of sessions of relevant WTO bodies.
"Participation in World Trade Organization events enables establishing constructive dialogue with interested WTO member states, strengthening the EAEU's authority on the international arena, and also increasing the accessibility of information on the procedure for applying the union's internal market protection measures and on the possibilities for protecting one's interests during investigations," he said.
During the meetings, participants discussed the following issues:
- 01possibilities and prospects for using artificial intelligence during investigations;
- 02protection of confidential information in the context of digitalization;
- 03issues of personnel training and retaining staff;
- 04ways to improve the efficiency and promptness of investigations;
- 05taking public interests into account when making decisions.
Andrey Zakharov held a number of working meetings. Among them were meetings with representatives of states that are members of the Eurasian Economic Union and the WTO, as well as with the leadership and staff of the Rules Division of the WTO Secretariat.