The agreement was signed by Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. It will ensure the sustainable development of the CIS free trade zone in services and goods. 

In particular, in accordance with the obligations assumed by Uzbekistan, Russian service providers are guaranteed access to such sectors as business, communications, construction and related engineering services, educational, environmental, financial, health, cultural, sports, transport services, as well as services related to tourism and travelling. 

Tajikistan has additionally accepted obligations to provide services by payment system operators, as well as to conduct notarial activities. 

In addition, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan accept obligations regarding market access and national treatment with respect to the establishment of companies, branches and representative offices in sectors of the economy not related to services (industry, agriculture). In these sectors, the states provide Russian investors with market access conditions no worse than those provided for by their current legislation as of the date of signing the agreement.