Russia's foreign minister said Moscow's push for a broader Eurasian security framework reflects values of equal cooperation, contrasting them with NATO's global ambitions, according to TASS.
Moscow says the new negotiation process will be open to all interested Eurasian states and grounded in sovereign equality, inclusiveness and transparency.
Minsk's foreign ministry said the proposed charter would set out cooperation principles among Eurasian states amid what it called a shift toward multipolarity.
Eurasian Economic Union and Shanghai Cooperation Organisation agree on a joint roadmap covering trade, agriculture and customs regulation, according to TASS.
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