At the international conference “Application of Marketing Concepts in the Green Economy,” PhD O.Jumaev, Director of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee of Uzbekistan, delivered a presentation titled “The Role of Competition Policy in the Development of Digital Trade Platforms.”
Human capital, market analysis, and scientific approach — results and prospects
The next cooperation memorandums have been signed.
The international conference was inaugurated with a welcoming speech by Khalilillo Turakhodjaev Chairman, of Competition Promotion and Сonsumer protection Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
The international conference is attended to bring together representatives of antimonopoly authorities, digital market regulators, and research institutions from the United Kingdom, Italy, Switzerland, Turkiye, Russia, China, Brazil, Georgia, Egypt, India, Belorus and Kazakhstan, as well as leading experts from international organizations and representatives of digital platforms.
One of the most important provisions of the memorandum is the organization of special training programs for the Committee’s staff and its regional branches on cartel detection and the analysis of cases of dominant position, with the involvement of Russian specialists in Uzbekistan. This initiative is significant not only for international experience exchange but also for bringing Uzbekistan’s national competition policy to a qualitatively new level, strengthening transparency and competitiveness of domestic markets. At the end of the meeting, O.Jumaev, Director of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center, and A. Minnakhmetov, Director of the Training and Methodological Center of the Federal Antimonopoly Service, signed the memorandum of cooperation. #ResearchCenter #FederalAntimonopolyService
During the training program, participants gained knowledge and skills aimed at fostering a competitive environment in the economy, properly applying antimonopoly legislation, and strengthening practical competencies in the field. The sessions were conducted by experts with many years of experience in the field — the leadership of the Committee, heads of departments and divisions, as well as professors and lecturers from higher educational institutions. At the end of the course, participants were awarded special certificates. Such courses, aimed at implementing competition policy in practice, updating sectoral knowledge, and enhancing qualifications, are systematically organized by the Center on a regular basis. #Research center #Electromagnetic compatibility #Training course #Antimonopoly compliance