measures should take into account all integration capabilities of the EAEC, including industrial cooperation and involvement in common production chains, within the framework of the Eurasian Network for Industrial Cooperation and subcontracting. An additional aspect of the policy to support industrial development should be the expansion of cooperation with large international industrial companies to launch new industries and attracting additional financial resources from international development institutions. 4.5.2. It is necessary to develop the Program for the Industrialization of the Economy, which should be based on an integrated framework that unites all industries with high potential into a single, mutually complementary production structure, taking into account regional specialization. 4.5.3. In the manufacturing industry, existing production will be supported the production of building materials (stone processing, glass and other raw materials processing), metallurgical production (metal products), wood processing (wood products), leather (leather and footwear), petrochemical industry (oil refining). 4.5.4. The government will support the development of industries through the following measures: 1) assistance in studying prospective market niches, promoting export supplies and attracting investments to producers with the greatest export and cooperation potential; 2) within the framework of current rights and obligations in the sphere of foreign trade, encouraging import substitution and prioritizing local suppliers for the needs of other sectors of the economy; 3) attraction of technical and consulting support for large manufacturers, harmonization of the industry with the requirements of the EAEC and strengthening of the technical knowledge base of local producers for the production of products with higher technological complexity. 4.5.5. Also, the necessary resources will be mobilized to launch new industries complementing and strengthening the structure of industrial production, including machine-building production (production of vehicles), metallurgical production (ferroalloy and tin-tungsten plants, the resumption of antimony production), the chemical industry (metallurgical silicon production) production (production of organic medicines). 4.5.6. An analysis will be made of all possibilities to increase the investment attractiveness of idle enterprises. First of all, it concerns the enterprises of industry in the sphere of mining, mechanical engineering, light industry. 4.6. Power Engineering 4.6.1. In the energy sector, the Government aims at sustainable development of the energy sector and ensuring energy security of the country, providing the economy and population with reliable and modern energy supply and developing the country's export potential. 27