Training courses
Practical cooperation activities within the framework of the Memorandum are consistently continuing
Practical cooperation activities are consistently continuing within the framework of the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee and Tashkent State University of Law. Within the framework of this memorandum, a roundtable discussion for students of Tashkent State University of Law was organized today at the Competition Committee. During the event, responsible officials of the Committee provided detailed information about the reforms being implemented in our country aimed at developing a competitive environment and protecting consumer rights. During the roundtable, participants received explanations on: the key provisions of the Law “On Competition”;the requirements of the Law “On Advertising”;mechanisms for ensuring fair competition in goods and services markets;the practice of antimonopoly regulation. In addition, master’s students were introduced to practical case studies in this field, held an open dialogue with experts on the application of competition law, and received answers to their questions. Such events help develop practical knowledge and skills in competition law among young lawyers and further strengthen scientific and practical cooperation between government bodies and research institutions. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
A two-day training course on antimonopoly compliance was organized for the employees of the Committee for Roads and JSC “Uzbekistan Airways”.
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee organized a two-day training course on antimonopoly compliance for employees of the Committee for Automobile Roads and Uzbekistan Airways JSC. Within the framework of the course, participants were provided with detailed explanations on the essence and importance of competition law, its role in the economy, the concepts of dominant position, monopoly and natural monopoly, as well as the implementation of an antimonopoly compliance system and methods for evaluating its effectiveness. The sessions were conducted by highly qualified specialists with extensive practical experience in the field. Upon completion of the course, participants were awarded official certificates. This training course is aimed at the effective implementation of antimonopoly compliance systems in government bodies and large business entities, ensuring a competitive environment, and fostering a culture of compliance with legislation. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
Special training courses were organized to ensure the implementation of the President’s decree.
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee organized special training courses for employees of non-governmental non-profit organizations to ensure the implementation of the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated October 6, 2025, No. RP-296 “On measures to organize effective protection of consumer rights,” on handling consumer complaints, conducting “Mystery Shopper” and control purchase events, and working in the electronic system “Consumer Complaint.” During the three-day course, participants covered: - procedures for receiving and reviewing consumer complaints; - methodology for conducting “Mystery Shopper” events and control purchases; - practical exercises in working with the electronic system “Consumer Complaint”; - practice of protecting consumer rights in trade and service sectors; - they acquired theoretical and practical knowledge on information confidentiality and the rules for working with personal data. The training was conducted by specialists with high qualifications and practical experience. Upon completion of the course, participants were awarded special certificates according to the established procedure. These training courses serve to strengthen the role of non-governmental non-profit organizations in the consumer rights protection system and to effectively implement public oversight mechanisms. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
A international seminar on the topic "Artificial Intelligence Governance: European Union Legislation on Regulation and Ensuring Competition, and Global Strategies" was organized.
On December 23–24 of this year, in Tashkent, the Competition Committee, in cooperation with German Sparkassenstiftung and partner organizations from Germany, organized an international seminar on “Managing Artificial Intelligence: Regulation and Ensuring Competition under European Union Legislation and Global Strategies.” Staff of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee actively participated in the seminar, gaining close familiarity with advanced international approaches to AI regulation, competition policy, and innovation support. Leading experts from Germany, France, and other foreign countries, as well as representatives of ministries and agencies responsible for ensuring fair competition, supporting innovation implementation, and establishing an effective AI regulatory framework, took part in the seminar. At the conclusion of the seminar, participants exchanged views and were awarded certificates. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
A practical seminar on the topic "Methods of Scientific Research and Econometric Analysis" was organized
Within the framework of cooperation between the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee and Westminster International University, a practical seminar entitled “Research Methods and Econometric Analysis” was organized for the Committee’s staff. The main objective of the seminar was to familiarize participants with modern approaches to scientific research methodology, as well as to develop practical knowledge and skills in econometric methods used in economic analysis and market monitoring. During the practical sessions, participants gained insights into impact evaluation, quantitative and qualitative research methods, transforming research results into analytical conclusions, and applying them in the decision-making process. This practical seminar contributes to the development of analytical thinking among staff, the implementation of evidence-based approaches in practice, and the improvement of the quality of decisions made in the field of competition policy. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
A three-day training course on antimonopoly compliance for employees of business entities was organized
A three-day training course on antimonopoly compliance was organized by the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee for employees of business entities As part of the training program, participants were provided with detailed explanations of the substance and significance of competition legislation, its role in the economy, and modern mechanisms of antimonopoly regulation. The training sessions were delivered by specialists from the Committee and leading industry experts, who provided comprehensive responses to participants’ practical questions. Upon completion of the course, participants were awarded special certificates. The training course aims to enhance the knowledge and practical skills of business entity employees in the field of antimonopoly legislation, support the implementation of compliance systems, and foster a culture of adherence to competition rules. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
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.”
Within the framework of the program, leading industry experts, heads of departments of the Committee, and research fellows delivered lectures on preventing anti-competitive practices, identifying cases of unfair competition, ensuring a transparent competitive environment in public procurement, and discussing current issues of antimonopoly legislation. Participants gained in-depth knowledge on how to effectively implement a compliance system, assess its efficiency, and explore modern trends in competition policy — including digital platforms, artificial intelligence, and monopolistic practices in exchange trading. At the end of the course, participants were awarded special certificates. Such courses, aimed at putting competition policy into practice, updating professional knowledge, and improving qualifications, are regularly organized by the Center on a systematic basis. |Telegram |facebook
Another training course was organized
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee organized a practical training course titled “Antitrust Compliance Training” for representatives of various ministries and large enterprises. During the course, participants were provided with in-depth knowledge on antitrust legislation, forms of unfair competition, cartel agreements, and the practical importance of compliance systems. This training course serves not only to enhance the professional skills of employees, but also to strengthen a fair competitive environment in the sector and contribute to the sustainable development of the economy. At the end of the course, participants were awarded special certificates. Such courses aimed at implementing competition policy in practice, updating sector-specific knowledge, and improving professional qualifications are being organized by the Center on a systematic basis. #Competition Policy #Antitrust Compliance #Training Course
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee organized a two-day practical training course on “Antitrust Compliance” for the management and employees of the state unitary enterprise “Electromagnetic Compatibility Center.”
During the training program, participants acquired knowledge and practical skills aimed at shaping a competitive environment in the economy, correctly applying antitrust legislation, and strengthening sector-specific practical competencies. The sessions were conducted by specialists with many years of experience in the relevant field, including the Committee’s leadership, heads of departments and divisions, as well as professors and lecturers from higher education institutions. At the end of the course, participants were awarded special certificates. Such courses aimed at implementing competition policy in practice, updating sectoral knowledge, and enhancing professional qualifications are being organized by the Center on a systematic basis. #Research center #Electromagnetic compatibility #Training course #Antitrust
Scientific and Practical Seminars Continue
Today, at the initiative of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center, another scientific and practical seminar was organized with the participation of professors, lecturers, and doctoral students of the Department of Regional Economics of the University of Economics. At the seminar, an exchange of views took place on the processes of regional economic development in our country, the importance of a scientific approach in the formation of a competitive environment and the improvement of market mechanisms. Professors and researchers exchanged views on pressing issues in the field of competition policy and consumer rights protection, as well as the opportunities for using modern methods in regional economic analysis. #Competition Policy #Regional Economics #Seminar
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee organized a two-day practical training seminar entitled “Operation of the Advertising Market” for professionals working in the advertising sector.
During the event, ethical and legal standards applied in advertising, procedures for the installation and certification of outdoor advertising facilities, modern trends and methods of advertising in mass media and social networks, the goals and principles of implementing the “Outdoor Advertising” digital monitoring system, as well as issues related to preventing violations in advertising activities were comprehensively discussed. Training participants received detailed information on licensing and permitting procedures in advertising activities, legal regulations, and practical control mechanisms. This course aims to enhance the legal knowledge and professional skills of advertisers, media representatives, and specialists interested in the field, as well as to promote the formation of a fair competition environment in the advertising market. At the end of the course, participants were awarded special certificates.
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Centre under the Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee organized a two-day practical training seminar on “Advertising Market Activity” for specialists working in the field of advertising.
The event covered in detail the application of ethical and legal standards in advertising, procedures for installing and certifying outdoor advertising objects, modern trends and methods of advertising in mass media and social networks, the goals and principles of introducing the “Outdoor Advertising” digital monitoring system, as well as measures to prevent violations in the advertising sector. Participants of the training received comprehensive information on licensing and permitting procedures for advertising activities, legal regulations, and practical mechanisms of antimonopoly control. This course aims to enhance the legal knowledge and professional qualifications of advertisers, media representatives, and specialists interested in the field, as well as to foster a fair competitive environment in the advertising market. At the end of the course, participants were awarded special certificates. #Competition #Seminar-training #Advertising
Next Professional Development Course for Pharmaceutical Sector Employees
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee organized a practical training seminar in Namangan for employees of business entities engaged in the wholesale and retail trade of medicines and medical devices. This event was held as part of the ongoing series of training courses implemented by the Center in the regions. During the training, participants received practical knowledge and skills in the following areas:- provisions of the Law “On Competition”,- requirements for consumer rights protection,- violations recorded in the “FAIR TECH” information system,- licensing requirements and their proper application,- reference pricing system,- restrictions under the Law “On Advertising”. The training course was conducted by leading experts from the Committee and the Center, as well as experienced specialists from the sector. In order to effectively implement competition policy at the local level and enhance the legal knowledge and professional skills of industry representatives, such training courses are systematically held across all regions of the Republic. Upon completion of the course, participants were awarded certificates. #Research center #Namangan #Training #Pharmaceuticals
The Center for Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research under the Antimonopoly Committee of Uzbekistan has successfully completed a series of practical training courses for employees of government agencies, commercial banks, pharmaceutical organizations, and business entities.
A special course for Microcreditbank employees provided practical knowledge on the Law “On Competition,” rules of competition in public procurement processes, and mechanisms for detecting unfair competition and cartel agreements in tenders. A course for representatives of state and business entities covered modern topics such as antimonopoly compliance, analysis of market dominance on digital platforms, and identification of manipulative practices in exchange trading. In a specialized course for the pharmaceutical sector, discussions were held on licensing requirements for the sale of medicines and medical products, formation of reference prices, provisions of the Law “On Advertising,” and violations detected via the “FAIR TECH” information system. All courses were held at a high level with the participation of Committee specialists, university scholars, and leading industry experts. Upon completion, participants were awarded certificates. These courses, aimed at implementing competition policy in practice, refreshing sectoral knowledge, and improving professional qualifications, are systematically organized by the Center.
The Center organized another training course aimed at training and improving the qualifications of employees of higher education institutions on competition policy issues
During this course, participants received theoretical and practical knowledge on the following key topics: ⏺ Basic principles of the Law "On Competition";⏺ Dominant position, monopolies and natural monopolies;⏺ Unfair competition and cartel agreements;⏺ Violations of antitrust legislation in the process of public procurement and tenders;⏺ Evaluation of the dominant position of digital platforms in the market;⏺ Manipulation in exchange trading and legal liability. The lectures were given by specialists with extensive practical experience - responsible employees of the Committee and representatives of legal circles.The educational process became even more effective thanks to practical examples, open dialogue with experts and test assignments. This course contributes to the improvement of the competitive environment, ensuring transparency and legality in the relationship between government agencies and business entities. Upon completion of the course, the participants were awarded certificates.
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