The economic interests of Russia and EEU in integration interaction with key Asia-Pacific countries when forming Big Eurasian partnership
The position concerning the economic interests of the Russian Federation during the work in EEU and formation of Big Eurasian space at the present stage taking into account the interests of national elite and potential resource opportunities is reasoned. cooperation with them. It is proved that the economic interests of Russia and the State Parties of EEU are defined by assessment of prospects of their multilateral cooperation within SCO. The analysis of the Eurasian Union - Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan - and also five-member countries of SCO is carried out: China, India, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan uniting nearly 40% of world's population. It is revealed that interest of Russia and EEU in development of multilateral cooperation with the countries of SCO increased with acceptance at the summit of 2015 in Ufa of the important document "The Development Strategy of SCO for 2015-2025". The feature of this strategy consists in strengthening of an economic component, economic interaction with emphasis on mutual aid of member countries. This mutual aid is caused by mutually advantageous projects which are implemented with assistance of heads of states and business of elite. The main global challenges are allocated: increase in extent of internationalization of economic communications of subjects of world economy in the conditions of its globalization. The forms of global challenges caused by instability of world economy are simulated, negatively influences Russia and other countries of EEU: in change of processes of reproduction in the conditions of economic globalization; in a condition of world financial and economic crisis, a long post-crisis depression; in high dependence of export of the Russian economy and other countries of EEU on dynamics of the world prices; in increase of the external economic and geopolitical risks caused by imposition of sanctions of the USA, the European Union and other western countries in relation to Russia and adoption of adequate Russian countersanctions. The further vector of interactions of the considered main actors of integration process when forming Big Eurasian partnership in the medium term is defined.