Official information on the results of the “President Tech Award” competition

From December 1 to 11 this year, online voting was conducted to determine the prize winners among the teams reaching the final stage of the “President Tech Award” competition.

Complaints were raised on social media regarding several errors made by participants during the vote collection process, sparking disputes among the competition participants. 

To thoroughly examine the situation, a special working group was formed on December 13 of this year, tasked with reviewing the received appeals within the legal framework, clarifying the issue, and ensuring transparency, providing a legal assessment with the participation of lawyers and impartial experts.

During the investigation conducted by the working group,  revealed that the projects in both the special and general categories of the competition, as endorsed by the Organizing Committee, were executed in accordance with the guidelines outlined in the Regulations governing the competition procedures.  

Representatives from the working group took into account the issues raised by participants in enhancement of the competitions held in following years. Considering that the selection process adhered to the existing regulatory documents and criteria approved by the Organizing Committee, it was affirmed that hosting an award ceremony for the competition winners based on votes collected on a special portal is advisable.

Furthemore, based on the experience of this year, the system for selecting the competition winners will be further refined, and considering the suggestions, public voting will not be used for determining the winners from the next year.

Recall that winners in each direction receive $100,000, runners-up $50,000, and third-place teams $30,000.Начало формы

The procedure for awarding cash prizes to the winning teams is as follows:

The winning teams will receive 50% of the monetary reward immediately, while the remaining 50% will be disbursed in two installments, depending on the fulfillment of agreed-upon goals and obligations within one year.

Following the results of the public voting, more than 51,000 voters were registered, and over 75,000 votes cast.

In the competition's five primary categories, the following teams secured victory. Specifically:

Artificial Intelligence Technologies:

1. Tahrirchi – 42,762.8 points (8,605 votes)

2. Docum.ai – 40,310 points (8,073 votes)

3. Alama – 5,160.6 points (1,057 votes)

Digital Technologies in Social Direction:

1. Mentalaba – 47,277.6 points (9,520 votes)

2. Lalu – 21,018.8 points (4,214 votes)

3. Uztrip – 11,878.2 points (2,385 votes)

Information and Cybersecurity Technologies:

1. ALATOR – 25,487.2 points (5,118 votes)

2. PCP – 13,641.8 points (2,734 votes)

3. SHIFO24 – 13,321.4 points (2,675 votes)

Entrepreneurship and Financial Technologies:

1. Yemak – 29,806 points (6,005 votes)

2. Joyla – 18,424.8 points (3,700 votes)

3. IMAN – 11,259.4 points (2,275 votes)

Computer and Mobile Gaming Programs:

1. AirPilot – 30,462.8 points (6,102 votes)

2. The Rise Of Jaloliddin – 28,917.2 points (5,823 votes)

3. The Golden Horde: Turan – 3804.8 points (769 votes)

For information, the award ceremony for the competition winners will take place on December 25 of this year in the conference hall of the Ministry of Digital Technologies.