Sagintayev made statements after the extended meeting of the Intergovernmental Committee of the Eurasian Economic Union held in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
Noting that it is aimed to establish a common financial market by 2025 in the middle of EEU member countries, Sagintayev stated that this does not mean that a common currency unit will be implemented within the framework of the Union.
“This (common currency) is not mentioned in all our core agreements. The common financial market includes the establishment of uniform rules in the banking, stock exchange and insurance divisions,” Sagintayev said. he said.
