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The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan organized a special training course on “Antimonopoly Compliance.”
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan continues its consistent efforts to increase the share of domestic products in local markets and to conduct in-depth research on the state of competition.
From October 13 to 27, within the framework of the “Belt and Road Initiative,” an international seminar dedicated to competition legislation and its enforcement practices was held in Beijing and Shenzhen, People’s Republic of China.
The event was attended by representatives of the Competition Committee and the Center for Research on Competition Policy and Consumer Rights under the Committee, as well as experts from Serbia, Egypt, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, Armenia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Myanmar, Montenegro, Indonesia and the Philippines. This created an opportunity to further expand international cooperation. During the seminar, participants were presented with China’s advanced experience in analyzing the competitive environment in goods and digital markets, along with effective tools for enforcing competition legislation. In addition, during the event, Muzaffarjon Tuymatov, Chief Researcher of the Center for Research on Competition Policy and Consumer Rights, studied the business models, competition strategies and innovative solutions of major Chinese technology corporations such as Tencent and Han’s Laser Technology Industry Group. Telegram |facebook
Scientific analysis in the field of competition policy and consumer protection is accelerating in Uzbekistan
More than 100 market analyses conducted, over 20 international partnerships established – the newly established Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center of Uzbekistan is contributing to the development of a sound competition policy in the country. Established under the Presidential Decree No. 108 and the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers dated July 21, 2023, the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee of Uzbekistan continues to actively expand its activities. Today, the Center conducts comprehensive research in the field of competition policy and consumer protection in our country using advanced international practices and modern econometric models. These approaches ensure that the analyses are scientifically grounded and effective. The Center’s work is not limited to the collection of digital data. It aims to support the adoption of strategic decisions focused on enhancing economic potential, reducing import dependency, and strengthening local manufacturers. The results of the analyses show that certain product markets in the country are not sufficiently saturated with domestically produced goods. These findings are regularly published, increasing consumer awareness while creating new market opportunities for producers. To date, the Center has assessed the market saturation level for more than 100 product categories. This information serves as a reliable reference for manufacturers, investors, and entrepreneurs. In addition, the Center has established cooperation and signed Memorandums of Understanding with more than 20 local and international organizations. These partnerships play a key role in ensuring that the research meets international standards and maintains high quality.
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.”
In his presentation, he highlighted the rapid growth of the digital economy, the 40 percent annual growth rate of the e-commerce market, and the emerging priorities of competition policy. It was emphasized that international regulatory practices related to digital platforms (Digital Markets Act, FTC, CMA, JFTC, and others) serve as an important reference for Uzbekistan. For the first time, the new Law “On Competition” and the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 256 have legally defined the dominant position of digital platforms and price algorithms. Additionally, the Digital Task Force established under the Committee is analyzing trends in digital markets and potential cases of abuse. In conclusion, the importance of sustainable digital economic development, ensuring a healthy competitive environment, and strengthening cooperation between the state and businesses was underlined. #GreenEconomy #DigitalTradePlatforms
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