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Center Representatives Took Part in an International Workshop
Cooperation established with the Economic Scientific Research Institute (ESRI) of the Republic of Azerbaijan
Cooperation has been established with the Eurasian Research Institute (ERI) of the Republic of Kazakhstan
An international conference of leading analytical centers of the Organization of Turkic States was held
A memorandum of cooperation was signed
Olimjon Jumayev, Director of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Development and Consumer Protection Committee, signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with the Center for Economic Research and Reforms. The cooperation will focus on key areas such as conducting scientific and practical research in the field of competition policy, improving public procurement and exchange trading systems, implementing deep reforms in sectors of natural monopolies, introducing effective international practices into the competition sphere, and aligning them with the national system. At the conclusion of the meeting, the parties agreed to exchange information, publish research findings, and jointly participate in various projects.
A memorandum of cooperation was signed between the the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center and the Institute for Advanced Training of Mining and Geology
On April 10 this year, a meeting was held between the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center and the Institute for Advanced Training of Mining and Geology. The parties discussed potential cooperation in organizing advanced training courses in the field of public procurement and antitrust compliance in order to deepen the skills and knowledge of specialists in the geological industry. Following the meeting, a Memorandum of Cooperation was signed.
The Competition Committee has succeeded in renaming an information resource found to be in violation of the advertising law
The monitoring conducted by the Competition Committee revealed that advertisements for fruit sapling sales services under the name “Halolmevali ko'chatlar” were posted on social media. Initial investigations revealed that the information resource providing information on the sale of fruit saplings unjustifiably used the name “Halolmevali ko'chatlar” in the name of its information resource in order to mislead citizens who intended to purchase tree saplings. For information: The Religious Affairs Committee also came to the general conclusion that the “Halal” certificate or the name “Halal” is commonly used in the processes of preparing, producing, packaging, storing and transporting food products, and the word “Halal” is misleading the public by adding it to various advertisements and announcements in order to increase the number of customers. Based on the above, the persons managing the information resource "Halolmevali ko'chatlar" were given appropriate legal explanations regarding the requirements of the legislative acts on advertising, and the owner of the information resource was brought to administrative responsibility for improper advertising. As a result, the name of the platform "Halolmevali ko'chatlar" was voluntarily changed to another name. The Committee continues to study and analyze the compliance of advertising posted through information resources (groups and channels organized in social networks and the Telegram messenger) with the requirements of the current legislation on advertising.
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