The article is devoted to the analysis of the results of the recent ENP/EaPreview. It has been studied the concept of stabilization that becomes a major political priorityof the revised ENP. It has been proved that the renewed ENP fills with new content the principlesof differentiation, «more for more» common ownership, visibility and flexibility.The article focuses on the analysis of the future development of the revised EaP in termsof the EaP partner countries that signed the EU Association Agreement and intend to gain fullmembership in the EU. In particular, the author gives arguments for gradual establishmentof economic area between the EU and EaP associated partners.It is proposed to elaborate with the EU side the roadmap on the Eastern European EconomicArea (between the EU and the partner countries of the Eastern Partnership which signed AA/DCFTA), based on the model and tools of the European Economic Area between the EU and theEuropean Free Trade Association.