INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Big Data and Artificial Intelligence in Modeling Socio-Economic Processes

Tashkent

May 27, 2025

Programm

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Big Data and Artificial Intelligence in Modeling Socio-Economic Processes

Tashkent

May 27, 2025

Programm

INFORMATION

Conference Organizers

UWED
MGIMO
NUUZ

ORGANIZERS

Program Committee

Chairman

Umarov A.A. - First Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs, UWED


Vice-Chairmen

Maligin A. V. - Vice-Rector for Development, MGIMO, Russia

Rasulov A.S. - Professor, UWED


Members of the Program Committee

Formanov Sh.K. - Academician of the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan (Uzbekistan)

Aripov M.M. - Professor, NUUz (Uzbekistan)

Kobulov A.V. - Professor of the National University of Uzbekistan (Uzbekistan)

Mascagni M. - Professor of the University of Florida, (Florida State University) (USA)

Li Y. - Professor of Old Dominion University (USA)

Gemma M. - Vice-President of Waseda University (Japan)

Nishimura Shoji - Professor at Waseda University (Japan)

Hwang C.O. - Professor of the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST) (Korea)

Pogrebnyak E.V. - Dean of the Faculty of Financial Economics, MGIMO University (Russia)

Istomin I.A. - Associate Professor at MGIMO (Russia)


Organizing Committee

Chairman

Ismailova G.S. - Vice-Rector of the UWED for Science and Innovation (Uzbekistan)


Vice-Chairmen

Raimova G.M. - Head of the Department of SAMM UWED

Bakoev M. T. - Academic Director of the Tashkent Branch of MGIMO

Kozlovskaya E.A. - Director of the Odintsovo branch of MGIMO University


Members of the Organizing Committee

Khamdamov M. M. - UWED, Uzbekistan

Sharipov O. Sh. - NUUZ, Uzbekistan

Dalabayev U. - UWED, Uzbekistan

Siddikova M. - UWED, Uzbekistan

Akabirkhodjaeva D. R. - UWED, Uzbekistan

Pritchina L. S. - MGIMO, Russia


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Sections of Conference

Socio-Economic Modeling of International Processes

– The impact of globalization on socio-economic development.
– Application of AI in analyzing international trade and financial flows.
– Assessment of migration processes and demographic changes.
– The role of the digital economy in transforming global markets.

Big Data and AI in Forecasting Global Challenges

- Modeling climate change and its consequences.
– Analysis of epidemiological threats and their impact on the economy.
– The use of AI in managing global crises.
– Geopolitical risks and digital security.

AI and Big Data in International Relations

– Analysis of geopolitical processes using AI.
– The role of social networks and media data in shaping international discourse.
– Forecasting international conflicts and crises using big data.
– Digital diplomacy and the application of AI in foreign policy.

Ethical and Legal Aspects of Using AI and Big Data

– Regulation of AI and protection of personal data.
– Social and economic consequences of algorithmic decision-making.
– International standards in the field of AI and big data.
– Ethical aspects of automated decision-making in economics and politics.

Mathematical Models & AI in Socio-Economic System

– Methods of statistical and econometric analysis.
– Assessment of uncertainty and risks in the global economy.
– Game theory in the analysis of social and political processes.
– Application of stochastic processes in the analysis of economic and financial data.

Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Technologies in the Educational Process

– Integration of AI tools for personalized and adaptive learning environments.
– Intelligent tutoring systems and automated assessment technologies.
– AI-based analysis of educational data to enhance teaching strategies and learning outcomes.
– Ethical considerations and data privacy in AI-assisted education.
– The role of AI in curriculum development, student engagement, and academic forecasting.

Big Data and Artificial Intelligence Technologies in the Raw Materials and Energy Sector

– Applications of AI and Big Data in exploration, extraction, and processing of raw materials.
– Optimization of production workflows and predictive maintenance in the energy sector.
– Smart energy systems and AI-based demand forecasting.
– Use of machine learning for environmental monitoring and sustainability in resource-intensive industries.
– Integration of digital twins and real-time analytics in mining and energy infrastructure.

Theoretical Foundations of Big Data and AI

– Methods for analyzing and processing big data.
– Development of machine learning and AI algorithms for socio-economic modeling.
– Interpretability of AI models and the problem of algorithmic bias.
– Mathematical and statistical methods in international research.

Important dates

Acceptance of applications and abstracts: until May 10, 2025
Confirmation of participation: until May 15, 2025
Conference program: until May 20, 2025

Uzbekistan

Historical Monuments

Registan
Registan The Registan (Uzbek: Регистон, Registon) was the heart of the city of Samarkand of the Timurid Empire.
Gur-e Amir
Gur-e Amir The 15th-century tomb of Amir Timur (Tamerlane), featuring stunning blue domes and intricate tilework, is a masterpiece of Timurid architecture.
Ark Citadel
Ark Citadel A massive fortress that served as a royal residence and symbol of power for over a millennium.
Baha-ud-Din Naqshband Complex
Baha-ud-Din Naqshband Complex A memorial complex dedicated to the founder of the Naqshbandi Sufi order, featuring beautiful architecture and serene gardens.
Khast-Imam Complex
Khast-Imam Complex A religious center housing the ancient Quran of Caliph Uthman and beautiful Islamic architecture.
Kukeldash Madrasah
Kukeldash Madrasah A 16th-century Islamic school, one of the largest in Central Asia, known for its impressive facade.

Publication of Conference Materials

The conference materials will be published in the form of a collection of articles. The collection will be assigned the appropriate library indices UDC, BBK, and an international standard book number (ISBN). Each article will be assigned a unique digital object identifier (DOI). The materials will be included in the RSCI database.

The organizing committee reserves the right to select articles for subsequent publication. Participants will receive a certificate of participation.

Additional information

The conference will be held offline and online.
Plenary talks - 30 minutes.
Sectional talks – 20 minutes.
Participants can also participate without talk by publishing a thesis in Abstracts.

The registration fee

The fee for participation in the conference with the publication of one article is - 300000.00 UZS
For participants from near and far abroad, the fee is - 40.00 USD
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