International cooperation

INTERNATIONAL JOINT PROJECTS

International joint projects are scientific and applied research studies carried out by the Criminology Research Institute in cooperation with foreign research institutions, universities, international organizations, and leading experts. The main goal is to study global trends in crime and public safety, adapt advanced foreign experience to national conditions, and bring Uzbekistan's experience to the international arena.

Today crime is becoming increasingly transnational (cybercrime, human trafficking, migration, deepfakes, etc). For this reason, international research is an important cooperation platform that combines global scientific experience with national practice and serves the early recognition of new threats.

Combating transnational drug-related crime: national and foreign experience (Parts I and II) Partner: Joint project of Uzbekistan and Hungary

Study of drug-related crimes between the Republic of Uzbekistan and Hungary Partner: Joint international project between Uzbekistan and Hungary

Study of crime in the Republic of Uzbekistan and Hungary Partner: National Institute of Criminology of Hungary and Ludovika University of Public Service

Study of crime in the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Republic of India Partner: National Institute of Criminology and Forensic Science of India

Capacity building for civil servants in Uzbekistan on national narcotics control (2026–2028) Partner: In cooperation with the Korean Institute of Criminology and Justice, supported by KOICA

Countering offenses committed using "deepfake" technology Partner: Scientific Advisory Council under the CIS Council of Interior Ministers

Social prevention as a mechanism for the early prevention of crime (experience of the member states of the Interstate Council for Combating Crime under the CIS Council of Interior Ministers) Partner: Scientific Advisory Council under the CIS Council of Interior Ministers

Application of profiling technologies by public order units of internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Uzbekistan Partner: Scientific Advisory Council under the CIS Council of Interior Ministers

Labor migration between Uzbekistan and Russia: new trends and regulatory approaches, and the prevention of crime in this sphere Partner: Scientific Advisory Council under the CIS Council of Interior Ministers