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INTERNATIONAL EVENTS

Forums hosted by the Institute, foreign missions, and major joint projects.

International Forums

Forums Hosted by the Institute

The Institute has hosted two international forums of national significance.

2nd International Forum 16.11.2026 – 19.11.2026

The second international forum was held in Samarkand, with the Institute serving as host.

9 foreign countries
5 international organizations
8 national organizations
54 scientists
200 participants
1st International Forum 28.10.2024 – 31.10.2024

It was attended by representatives of criminology research organizations from 10 foreign countries, 5 international organizations, and nearly 10 national organizations.

10 foreign countries
5 international organizations
10+ national organizations
Global Engagement

International Meetings

Meetings and negotiations between Institute representatives and foreign partners.

Foreign Missions

2026 Missions and Participation

Over 6 months of 2026, three foreign scientific missions were carried out.

Russian Federation

VIII International Scientific-Practical Conference "Forensic Examination: Russian and International Experience", marking the 60th anniversary of the Volgograd Academy.

Hungary

The "Ludovika Festival" international scientific forum on "The Impact of Global Conflicts on Security", organized by Ludovika University of Public Service in Budapest.

Republic of Tajikistan

1st International Scientific-Practical Conference "Current Issues of Theory, Legislation, and Practice in Combating Crime in the Modern Era", dedicated to the 35th anniversary of state independence.

Hungary

Discussion on launching a research project (profiling, crime analysis) at the Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, University of Szeged.

Major Project

"Capacity Building for Civil Servants of the Republic of Uzbekistan on National Narcotics Control"

The project is being implemented under a memorandum with the Korean Institute of Criminology and Justice (KICJ), with support from KOICA (Korea International Cooperation Agency) — funded by the Government of the Republic of Korea.

2026–2028 KICJ — Korean Institute of Criminology and Justice KOICA — Korea International Cooperation Agency (donor)

A practical project spanning 3 years has been launched.