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The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee is presenting significant scientific results in the field of economic analysis and forecasting.
Special training courses were organized to ensure the implementation of the President’s decree.
Another series of training courses aimed at strengthening the participation of the non-governmental sector in the consumer rights protection system has been organized
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The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center, in collaboration with the faculty of the “Regional Economics” department at Tashkent State University of Economics, organized a scientific and educational seminar.
During the seminar, in-depth scientific discussions were held on both theoretical and practical aspects of shaping a competitive environment, as well as on regional and sectoral analytical indices developed by the Center. Particular attention was paid to the Regional Competitiveness Index, market saturation levels, and the methodological foundations and practical application of competition development indices. The latest changes in competition legislation, their practical significance, and new approaches to assessing dominant positions and ensuring consumer rights were thoroughly discussed. The seminar was conducted in the format of a lively scientific dialogue, with participants receiving well-founded scientific responses to questions and suggestions raised by the faculty. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
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|
Recognition and Congratulations The leadership of the Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee sincerely congratulated the team of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center on being recognized as the “Best Research Center of the Year” at the “SCIENCE AND INNOVATION AWARDS – 2025” competition.
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