According to Kozhoshev, "Innovations play a key role not only in accelerating cargo and passenger transportation but also in the sustainable development of the economy as a whole. The implementation of innovative solutions in the transport sector has become a strategic necessity, not just an option," he emphasized.
During the panel session, the minister discussed the following initiatives that have been approved within the EAEU:
The concept for improving the interaction of intelligent transport systems,
The concept for developing electronic document flow at maritime border crossing points of the Union countries.
Currently, a "pilot" project is being implemented for cross-border electronic exchange of the e-CMR consignment note, which pertains to international road freight transportation.
"Considering the differences in the regulatory legal systems of the countries, we have focused our efforts on ensuring information interaction between national segments on key electronic transport service offerings, harmonizing digital tools for managing transportation, and implementing pilot projects," added the EEC minister.
Kozhoshev also noted that some member states of the Union are facing difficulties in complying with the European Agreement concerning the work of crews of vehicles engaged in international road transport (AETR).
