Students of the Law Enforcement Academy of the Republic of Uzbekistan, as part of the national team, won two first places and two prizes at the VI International Financial Security Olympiad. All four representatives who participated in the final became winners and prize-winners. The national team of Uzbekistan took second place in the overall team standings.
The final stage of the Olympiad was held from 27 September to 2 October 2026 in Krasnoyarsk, Russian Federation, at the Siberian Federal University. Students and school pupils from more than 40 countries participated.
Sardor Karimjonovich Alijonov, representing the “International Relations” field, and Jahongir Kenjavoy ugli Mahmudov, representing the “Jurisprudence” field, won first place and were awarded first-degree diplomas. Dinora Ispandiyarovna Kudiyarova, representing “International Relations”, and Amaliddin Fazliddinovich Raimqulov, representing “Jurisprudence”, became prize-winners and were awarded second-degree diplomas.
Of the 10 students from Uzbekistan who participated in the final, four were winners and five were prize-winners. Representatives of our country won one first place and one prize in the “International Relations” field, one first place and two prizes in the “Jurisprudence” field, two first places and one prize in the “Financial Security” field, and one prize in the “Information Security” field. Two of the four first places won by the national team were achieved by Academy students.
The Academy’s role in this achievement is not limited to the accomplishments of its students. As the Organizing Committee of the Olympiad in our country, the Academy organized the national selection and preparation for the final. This work included conducting the preliminary and national stages of the Olympiad, forming the coaching team, and preparing the winners of the selection rounds for the international competition.
The International Financial Security Olympiad requires participants to apply knowledge in the fields of law, economics and information security in an integrated manner, analyse complex situations, and find well-founded solutions. This year’s programme placed particular emphasis on the use of artificial intelligence and financial risks associated with its development.
The fact that all Academy participants were among the winners and prize-winners in such an international competition is a worthy recognition of the students’ knowledge, analytical abilities and thorough preparation.
The Academy team sincerely congratulates the students who honourably represented our country and their coaches on this achievement!
