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Under the chairmanship of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, a meeting is being held on the socio-economic development of Andijan Region, support for entrepreneurship, and increasing household incomes
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center Analyzed Opportunities for Producing New Products in Navoi Region
Potential Jobs and Occupations Barometer
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center analyzed existing scientific developments within the framework of new approaches to improving the well-being of the population in Syrdarya Region. According to data from the Higher Attestation Commission under the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan, a total of 83 scientific works were defended in 2018–2026 in the areas of poverty reduction, employment, and increasing household incomes. Of these, 68 were PhD dissertations and 15 were DSc dissertations. Of the total number of scientific works, 24 focused on poverty reduction, 39 on employment, and 20 on increasing incomes. The analysis shows that a certain scientific foundation has been established in these areas. Studying the practical approaches and solutions presented in the defended scientific works, assessing the feasibility of applying them in the regions, and piloting promising developments create opportunities to translate scientific findings into practical measures aimed at increasing employment and household incomes.
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center conducted studies on poverty reduction, employment, and increasing household incomes in Syrdarya Region. As part of the study, opportunities to create additional reserves and jobs through the effective use of the region’s existing potential were analyzed. The study found that 67 buildings and structures with a total value of UZS 229.3 billion are held on the balance sheets of commercial banks with state participation. It was also identified that more than 180 new jobs could be created in 2026 alone through the implementation of 4 projects. According to the analysis, effectively utilizing these opportunities could create new jobs in the region, increase employment, and expand opportunities for raising household incomes.
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center organized an online seminar on antitrust compliance for employees of “SamAvto”. The seminar covered the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Competition,” the impact of competition on the economy, cartel agreements and horizontal cartel agreements, as well as the importance of implementing an antitrust compliance system within business entities. Upon completion of the training seminar, participants were presented with special certificates in accordance with the established procedure.