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The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center, in collaboration with the faculty of the “Regional Economics” department at Tashkent State University of Economics, organized a scientific and educational seminar.
On December 23–24 of this year, in Tashkent, the Competition Committee, in cooperation with German Sparkassenstiftung and partner organizations from Germany, organized an international seminar on “Managing Artificial Intelligence: Regulation and Ensuring Competition under European Union Legislation and Global Strategies.”
Recognition and Congratulations The leadership of the Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee sincerely congratulated the team of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center on being recognized as the “Best Research Center of the Year” at the “SCIENCE AND INNOVATION AWARDS – 2025” competition.
Within the framework of the “SCIENCE AND INNOVATION AWARDS – 2025” award ceremony, the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee was recognized as the winner in the nomination “Best Research Center of the Year.” The particular significance of this achievement lies in the fact that it was attained within a relatively short period since the establishment of the Center.
Within the framework of cooperation between the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee and Westminster International University, a practical seminar entitled “Research Methods and Econometric Analysis” was organized for the Committee’s staff.
The main objective of the seminar was to familiarize participants with modern approaches to scientific research methodology, as well as to develop practical knowledge and skills in econometric methods used in economic analysis and market monitoring. During the practical sessions, participants gained insights into impact evaluation, quantitative and qualitative research methods, transforming research results into analytical conclusions, and applying them in the decision-making process. This practical seminar contributes to the development of analytical thinking among staff, the implementation of evidence-based approaches in practice, and the improvement of the quality of decisions made in the field of competition policy. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
A three-day training course on antimonopoly compliance was organized by the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee for employees of business entities.
As part of the training program, participants were provided with detailed explanations of the substance and significance of competition legislation, its role in the economy, and modern mechanisms of antimonopoly regulation. The training sessions were delivered by specialists from the Committee and leading industry experts, who provided comprehensive responses to participants’ practical questions. Upon completion of the course, participants were awarded special certificates. The training course aims to enhance the knowledge and practical skills of business entity employees in the field of antimonopoly legislation, support the implementation of compliance systems, and foster a culture of adherence to competition rules. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
“The Role and Contribution of Economic Sciences in the Development of the National Economy” — A Scientific Dialogue as a New Stage of Strategic Cooperation
The event brought together the leading research institutes and think tanks of our country, facilitating the exchange of scientific experience and methodological approaches in economic fields. - Participants presented scientific conclusions on pressing issues in their areas, sharing effective practices for the scientific justification of economic reforms and analysis of market systems.- The event provided an opportunity to strengthen academic cooperation, identify directions for joint research, and take scientific integration to a new level. During the event, the Director of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center, Doctor of Economic Sciences Olimjon Jumayev, provided detailed information on the Center’s analytical approaches to assessing the competitive environment, sectoral trends, and the scientific foundations of market reforms. At the conclusion of the meeting, a Memorandum of Cooperation was signed between the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center and the Center for Research on Privatization and Management of State Assets under the State Agency for Management of State Assets. This document combines the intellectual potential of the two centers and plays an important role in deepening scientific research, implementing joint research projects, and providing scientifically grounded proposals for the development of the national economy. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
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