Moscow: The CIS Economic Council convened for its regular session, focusing on enhancing economic cooperation among member states and adopting several pivotal documents. Azerbaijan’s First Deputy Prime Minister, Yaqub Eyyubov, was in attendance, engaging in discussions that aimed to bolster collaboration within the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, the session resulted in the approval of main priorities for managing radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel, with objectives set through 2030. Amendments were made to the Charter of the Radionavigation Interstate Council, while several institutions attained base organization status, reflecting the council’s commitment to improving regional economic mechanisms.
The council also reviewed drafts concerning the Mining and Metallurgy Digital Transformation Concept and the 2026-2030 Interstate Radionavigation Program. These drafts are slated for submission to the CIS Council of Heads of Government, signifying a forward-looking approach to economic development. The session included discussions on uranium mining site restoration and the advancement of geoinformation technology, highlighting areas of mutual interest and cooperation.
The next session of the CIS Economic Council is scheduled for June 2026 in Moscow, where further advancements in economic collaboration are anticipated.