Content №4 от 2022

Prospects for Interregional Trade Relations Between Belarus, Russia, and China in the Context of Regional Integration

The article presents an analysis of the state and trends in the development of interregional relations of the Republic of Belarus with the regions of the Rus­sian Federation and China. It elaborates proposals on how to form an institu­tional framework for deepening interregional interactions within the Union State of Belarus and Russia, which includes establishing legal support insti­tutions, expanding the powers of the Union State of Belarus and Russia’s governing bodies, local self-government, coordination, and developing inte­gration environment. The article highlights the main provisions of the draft Strategy for the Development of Interregional Cooperation Between Belarus and the People's Republic of China that contains recommendations for increa­sing the positions of non-potash commodity exports, taking into account such factors as the demand, price competitiveness of Belarusian products, expan­ding the export positions of high-tech products and goods of regional spe­cialization, partnering with SMEs, cluster structures, etc. The format of re­gional associations has been defined as a practically untapped reserve for the growth of interregional relations between Belarus, Russia, and China. The main drivers that build up the capacity for interregional cooperation in the context of regional integration are considered to be as follows: creating an information and analytical database on the status of and current changes in the foreign economic strategies of the regions of China and the EAEU count­ries; using the potential of the digital logistics corridors project in the EAEU; establishing trade and marketing alliances; working out a joint action plan to include megalopolises and agglomerations, innovation zones, industrial parks, and border areas in interregional interactions.

Abramchuk N. A. nina_abramchuk@mail.ru

Vertinskaya T. S. vertinskaya.tanya@gmail.com

Full-text issues of the Journal in PDF format are available since 2006 (except for the ones published within the last year)

pdf-icon.png