German Experience and Prospects for the Development of Competition Policy in Uzbekistan Discussed
A collection of analytical materials on commodity markets has been presented
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The “National System for Identifying and Assessing Consumer Detriment” project has been developed
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee organized a training course on antimonopoly compliance for employees of organizations where the antimonopoly compliance system has been implemented. During the training course, participants received detailed explanations on the essence of competition legislation, its importance for the economy, the concepts of dominance, monopoly and natural monopoly, cases of unfair competition, cartel agreements, requirements in public procurement and exchange trading, as well as the implementation of the antimonopoly compliance system and assessment of its effectiveness. At the end of the training course, participants were awarded special certificates in accordance with the established procedure. This training course is aimed at effectively implementing the antimonopoly compliance system in state bodies and business entities, ensuring a competitive environment, and fostering a culture of compliance with legislation. |Telegram |Facebook|Instagram|
Within the framework of the scientific and practical conference titled “Improving Information and Analytical Activities in Ensuring National Interests: Challenges and Solutions,” organized by the Higher School of Strategic Analysis and Foresight of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Mr. O.Jumaev, Director of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee, delivered a presentation on “The Role of Econometric Models, Artificial Intelligence, and Information-Analytical Approaches in Assessing the Impact of Internal and External Factors on the Domestic Market.” Following the conference, the analytical activities of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee were highly recognized and honored within the framework of the “Analyst of the Year – 2026” nomination, receiving a special diploma. This prestigious recognition reflects the Center’s significant contributions to research in the fields of competition policy, consumer rights protection, and economic analysis, as well as its initiatives to introduce modern analytical approaches into practice and its strong expert capacity. The Competition Committee sincerely congratulates the Center’s team on this important and honorable achievement and wishes them continued success, new scientific accomplishments, and even greater achievements in their future endeavors. |Telegram |Facebook|Instagram|
On May 28 of this year, an international event dedicated to competition development issues was organized by the Training and Methodological Center of the Federal Antimonopoly Service of the Russian Federation in Kazan. The event was attended by representatives of the Competition Committee as well as the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee. During the event, participants discussed modern approaches and best practices in the field of competition development and exchanged experience on improving the competition development system through 2030. Particular attention was also given to expanding cooperation among competition authorities of the member states of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). This international event contributes to strengthening the institutional capacity of the Committee and the Research Center, enhancing the professional knowledge and skills of their staff, facilitating the exchange of experience with international partners, and fostering future practical cooperation. |Telegram |Facebook|Instagram|