On May 29, the research-to-practice round table «Eurasian Economic Union: results and promising directions of development» was held at the Institute of Economics of NAS of Belarus

On May 29, on the basis of the Institute of Economics of NAS of Belarus, a research-to-practice round table «Eurasian Economic Union: results and promising directions of development» was held. The event was moderated by Denis MUKHA, Director of the Institute of Economics of NAS of Belarus, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor.

At the opening of the round table, the Chief Scientific Secretary of NAS of Belarus, Doctor of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor Vasiliy GURSKY delivered a welcoming speech and a report on the topic: «EAEU as a form of international economic integration».

The round table was attended by:

Yury IVANOV, Head of the Department of Basic Industries of the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Belarus;

Mikhail KHEIFETS, Director of the Institute of Applied Physics of NAS of Belarus, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;

Sergei ZOLOTOY, Director and Igor STRASHKO, Deputy Director for Production, UE «Geoinformation Systems»;

Alexander GOTOVSKY, Deputy Director of the Institute of Economics of NAS of Belarus, Candidate of Economic Sciences;

Tatyana VERTINSKAYA, Head of the Center of World Economy of the Institute of Economics of NAS of Belarus, Doctor of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor;

Elena PRESNYAKOVA, acting Head of the Center of Innovation and Investment Policy, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor;

Natalia MOROZOVA, Head of the Department of Economics of the Service Sector, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor.

The research-to-practice round table «Eurasian Economic Union: results and promising directions of development» was held in a fruitful atmosphere of communication and scientific discussion, and also aroused a high interest of all its participants in the stated topic. Summing up, the organizers and guests unanimously spoke in favor of further joint scientific research and expansion of forms of interaction.