Representatives of Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine and Latvia informed the PM of the results of the session of the Council of CIS Heads of Commerce and Industry Chambers.

It was noted that Commerce and Industry Chamber’s structure becomes an effective tool in establishment of contacts among business reps, in partners search and advancement of the measures directed to strengthening of common economic space. The meeting participants noted activation of interaction processes in supporting small and middle business enterprises, exchange of business information and personal training for business.

Mr Massimov highly estimated work of the Council of CIS Heads of Commerce and Industry Chambers and pointed out that the Chamber plays a significant role in the development of the CIS economic integration.