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International Cooperation Continues to Expand
An international seminar dedicated to the prevention of abuse of dominant market position was held
O. Jumayev, Director of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee, held a meeting with Maxime Boyer, Deputy Mayor of Toulouse and Vice-President of Toulouse Métropole
Domestic Market Opportunities in the Chemical Industry Analyzed
German Experience and Prospects for the Development of Competition Policy in Uzbekistan Discussed
Olimjon Jumayev, Director of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee, held a meeting with Dr. Felix Engelsing, representative of the German Federal Cartel Office (Bundeskartellamt). During the meeting, the parties discussed in detail issues related to investigating abuses of dominant market positions, ensuring competition in digital markets, introducing economic analysis methods into enforcement practice, and expanding cooperation between competition authorities. The parties emphasized their readiness to continue cooperation in the areas of international experience exchange, capacity building for specialists, and further improvement of competition law enforcement practices.
A collection of analytical materials on commodity markets has been presented
As part of the Tashkent International Investment Forum, the Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee presents a collection of analytical materials prepared on commodity markets in Uzbekistan with entrepreneurial and investment potential. According to the results of analyses conducted by the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center in 2025 and in the first months of 2026: - in 2025 and January–April 2026, it was identified that the share of local products was below the established threshold in 94 commodity markets;- in January–February 2026, additional analyses were conducted on 20 types of products where the competitive environment was not sufficiently developed and the domestic market remained unsaturated;- based on applications from free economic zones, 105 commodity markets were studied, and conclusions were provided on the low level of market saturation in 55 commodity markets. Along with assessing the level of saturation of commodity markets, the Center is also developing analytical tools such as price dynamics, short-term forecasts, the business activity index and the regional competitiveness index. This enables entrepreneurs and investors to identify high-demand areas in the domestic market, launch the production of import-substituting products, assess the investment potential of regions and make market entry decisions based on reliable data. The results of the analyses are regularly published on the official websites and social media pages of the Committee and the Research Center. More details: https://raqobat.gov.uz/uz/toyinganlik/ We also inform you that if you are interested in conducting analyses on additional products and obtaining relevant information, you may contact the Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee. |Telegram |Facebook|Instagram|
Which product markets in Uzbekistan offer opportunities for new production and investment?
According to an analysis conducted by the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the share of domestically produced goods in 94 product markets was found to be below the established benchmark during 2025 and the period from January to April 2026. This indicates that demand remains strong in these markets and that there are opportunities to establish additional production capacities. The findings serve as an important analytical resource for entrepreneurs, investors, and government institutions. Read more: |Telegram |Facebook|Instagram|
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