Bishkek, Oct. 27, 2026 /Kabar/. The Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) has released data on industrial production growth rates across EAEU member states.
Overall, the results appear quite modest, with the EAEU as a whole showing an increase of 0.3%. However, individual countries, notably Kyrgyzstan (+8.8%) and Armenia (+7.4%) have demonstrated significant growth in their real sectors. The figures for other partner nations are far more modest.
Experts note that this should not be characterized as an "imbalance." Rather, the economies within the EAEU are gradually converging. In regions that previously lacked industrial capacity, new plants and factories are now being launched, facilities that are, among other things, becoming integrated into shared value chains.
The Eurasian development space is steadily taking shape as a robust partnership, characterized by technological expertise and modern enterprises that are embedded in common production chains, thereby generating high added value.
Furthermore, the volume of output is expected to continue growing in the future.
