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Daniyar Kurbanov,
Acting Director of the Center for International Relations Studies
under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan

The 22nd summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization will be held on September 15-16 this year in Samarkand, and will be the largest diplomatic event of the year in Uzbekistan and the Central Asian region. The heads of states and governments of all eight SCO members, three observer states, leaders of invited countries and 10 international organizations are expected to take part in the summit.

The expectations associated with the summit are primarily conditioned by the growing authority, political weight, economic potential and international attractiveness of the Organization.

Today the SCO is not just the largest regional organization occupying 60% of the territory of Eurasia with approximately half of the world's population.

 

Uzbekistan’s chairmanship in the SCO has fallen on a dynamic period, fraught with various events and trends – the period of the «historical rift», when one era comes to an end and another begins – thus far unpredictable and unknown.

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Anvar NASIROV,
Director of the International Institute for Central Asia

Active and pragmatic foreign policy, pursued under the leadership of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev, strengthens the role and authority of the country not only in the region, but also on a global scale, and increases its influence on the international process.

Multilateral collaboration with international and regional organizations, in particular, Uzbekistan’s participation in the activities of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, is of particular importance.

The transfer of the chairmanship of the Organization to Uzbekistan for 2021-2022 has become a logical continuation of our active and open foreign policy, implemented over the past 6 years.

мининфоком

Computer crime in information security and the need for data protection of information systems, as well as the international and national legal framework, their current status are investigated in this article.

Computer crime (cyber crime) is a criminal offense that can cause material or moral damage to the interests of a person, society and the state by using the highest possibilities and methods of today's information technologies.

The Convention on Computer crime distinguishes four types of offence:

- crimes against the confidentiality, integrity and usability of computer systems and data;

- computer-related crimes;

- crimes related to the constituent part;

- property rights crimes.

мининфоком

Nowadays, the priority tasks for the consistent socio-economic development of Uzbekistan are the widespread introduction of the ICT and digital technologies. Digital technologies - an effective tool that can provide high-quality reform of public administration, sectors of the economy and spheres of public life.

It should be noted that in recent years, a number of fundamental documents have been adopted, laying the legal foundation for further digital reforms, which have now proven the importance of measures for the widespread introduction of digital technologies in the field of public administration, public services and trade.

On April 28, 2020, the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On measures for the widespread introduction of the digital economy and e-government” No. PP-4699 was adopted. This document provides norms related to the widespread introduction of digital technologies in the work of domestic enterprises and public services, the training of IT specialists and comprehensive support of IT-entrepreneurship and others.