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EU's Unilateral Trade Liberalisation for Belarusian Services

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  • Sierž Naurodski
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This policy paper aims at offering a complementary solution to the European Union (EU) EUR 24 million assistance package to support good faith small and medium enterprises in Belarus by suggesting the introduction of unilateral trade liberalisation measures for the country’s services sector for 12 months, with prolongation conditional on the political and economic situation in Belarus. In consideration of the identified drawbacks of direct monetary assistance to Belarus, the author builds this paper on the EU’s experience in the Western Balkans to suggest potential political and economic rationales for the EU to unilaterally liberalise trade in services with Belarus. The paper identifies construction, transport, maintenance and repair, and ICT services as sectors with the highest untapped export potential for Belarusian services in the EU. The author did not find any legal limitations or negative implications under the legal frameworks of the EU, the Eurasian Economic Union, or the World Trade Organization.

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  • Sierž Naurodski, 2021. "EU's Unilateral Trade Liberalisation for Belarusian Services," Belarus Insights 0001, CASE-Center for Social and Economic Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:sec:belins:0001
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    Keywords

    Exports; Imports; Export of services; Import of services; Free Trade; Trade in services; Belarus; EU; European Single Market; WTO; Eurasian Economic Union;
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    JEL classification:

    • F15 - International Economics - - Trade - - - Economic Integration

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