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A training course aimed at educating and improving the qualifications of employees of communal organizations in the field of competition policy was organized by the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee

The following topics were covered during the training course: -The Law "On Competition" and its significance in the economy; -Criteria for recognizing a dominant position and monopolies; -Requirements for implementing an antimonopoly compliance system; -Unfair competition and the legal foundations for its detection; -Cartel agreements and types of anti-competitive arrangements; -Public procurement, tender processes, and violations in this area; -Criteria for assessing the dominant position of digital platforms in the market; -Procedures of exchange trading, manipulation, and legal liability. The sessions were conducted by highly qualified specialists, providing participants with both theoretical knowledge and practical training in an integrated format. This event marked an important step toward strengthening antimonopoly legislation and enhancing the legal knowledge and skills of professionals working in this field. Upon completion of the course, participants were awarded certificates.