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This article analyzes the current state and future prospects of integra-tion associations and formats of multilateral economic cooperation from the point ofview of the implementation of the Comprehensive Eurasian Partnership initiative.The author analyzes the role of this initiative as an instrument of Russian politics andassesses its potential for strengthening international cooperation in Eurasia. In partic-ular, it analyzes the possibilities of harmonizing key projects and initiatives withinthe EAEU. The work examines the potential of the largest multilateral formats inEurasia as in the economic sphere – the Comprehensive Regional Economic Partner-ship, the Belt and Road Initiative, the Eurasian Economic Union, etc. to multilateraleconomic projects in Eurasia as a locomotive for promoting strategic interests, aswell as realizing the potential of the EAEU.It is concluded that institutional overload is observed in the economic sphere ofGreater Eurasia, caused by the existence of a number of parallel developments of in-tegration initiatives and mechanisms of economic cooperation. Based on the forego-ing, the strengthening of the EAEU as the institutional core of Greater Eurasia canbecome the basis for the formation of a regulatory mega-space. However, the aggre-gate economic potential of the EAEU member states does not allow the Union to bethe largest economic pole and a leading center for the development of multilateral in-stitutions in Greater Eurasia. It is assumed that the solution to this problem could bethe development of the Comprehensive Eurasian Partnership towards the conjugationof the EAEU and RCEP – the largest format for developing rules for internationaleconomic interaction in Asia and formulating specific proposals for building a systemof mutually beneficial relations between the largest players of Eurasia, in which allinterested states will be involved on mutually beneficial terms to strengthen interna-tional cooperation.

Greater Eurasian partnership: economic perspectives of integration with the EAEU