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During the First Plenary Session, leading international and national experts delivered presentations
As part of the International Conference
The International Conference on “Competition Policy Measures as a Driver for Sustainable Economic Growth in Times of Global Uncertainty” has officially commenced
The Need for Precise Calculations to Achieve Maximum Efficiency Was Emphasized
Focus on Enhancing Employees’ Professional Skills
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee organized a two-day professional development training course for employees of the Committee and its territorial divisions on the use of the “FAIR TECH” Unified Information System and its integrated modules. During the training, participants received both theoretical and practical knowledge on the use of the “FAIR PRICE”, “Product Info”, “FARM INFO”, “Consumer Appeal”, “Tender Trading”, “KPI”, “Concentration”, “Marketplace”, and “Exchange Monitoring” modules, as well as the services available through the Committee’s interactive portal (my.fairtech.uz). At the conclusion of the course, an open dialogue was held with employees in the presence of the Chairman of the Competition Committee. Participants discussed challenges encountered while using the information system, explored possible solutions, and exchanged views on further improving the system. Certificates were awarded to participants upon successful completion of the training course. This training course contributes to the effective use of digital technologies within the Committee’s system, enhances the quality of services provided, and further strengthens the professional competencies of employees.
International Cooperation Continues to Expand
O.Jumayev, Director of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee, held a meeting with Dr. Dariya Kim, Senior Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition, and Lia Grauberger, Head of Consumer Protection at German Sparkassenstiftung. During the meeting, the parties discussed prospects for cooperation in research related to intellectual property rights, regulatory mechanisms in the pharmaceutical sector, the economics of innovation, and competition policy. The participants also exchanged views on the implementation of joint research projects, experience sharing, and the organization of joint events involving international experts.
An international seminar dedicated to the prevention of abuse of dominant market position was held
International Seminar on Preventing Abuse of Dominant Position Held at the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center On 17–18 June 2026, the Center for Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Studies under the Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan hosted an international practical seminar entitled “Abuse of Dominance / Unilateral Conduct: Investigation and Enforcement Practices. German Experience and Challenges of Implementation and Enforcement in Uzbekistan.” The seminar was organized in cooperation with the German Sparkassenstiftung for International Cooperation and the German Federal Cartel Office (Bundeskartellamt).The seminar was opened with welcoming remarks by Olimjon Jumayev, Director of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center, Lia Grauberger, Head of Consumer Protection at the German Sparkassenstiftung, and Dr. Felix Engelsing, representative of the German Federal Cartel Office. During the two-day event, participants examined Germany’s experience in investigating cases of abuse of dominance, reviewed practical cases from the retail sector, digital platforms, and innovative markets, and discussed modern approaches to evidence gathering and economic analysis in antitrust investigations. Particular attention was devoted to practical exercises, during which participants strengthened their skills in preparing requests for information, analyzing market behavior of business entities, and drafting decisions in competition law enforcement cases. The seminar contributed to the exchange of advanced international experience, further enhancement of the professional capacity of the Committee’s staff, and the strengthening of cooperation between the competition authorities of Uzbekistan and Germany.
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