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Russia Cites Potential in Linking EAEU, SCO Transport Corridors

Russian envoy Igor Morgulov points to integration of information infrastructure and unified digital trade documentation as priorities for aligning logistics projects.

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TASS (Russia)

Russia sees significant potential in linking the transport corridors of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), according to Igor Morgulov, a Russian envoy cited by TASS.

Morgulov identified the integration of information infrastructure as a key priority in efforts to align logistics projects across the two blocs, TASS reported.

He also pointed to the adoption of unified standards for electronic trade documentation as an important step toward improving coordination between the transport networks of the EAEU and SCO member states.

The remarks, reported by the Russian state news agency, come amid broader discussions among EAEU and SCO members on expanding connectivity and trade facilitation across the Eurasian region.

TASS did not provide further details on specific timelines or projects associated with the proposed integration efforts.

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