08 Mar 2009 | IP Network News
“China’s national intellectual property (IP) strategy: The role of the EU-China cooperation on IP protection and enforcement”
China has stepped up its efforts to strengthen intellectual property rights and counter counterfeiting. The Chinese government launched a national strategy in July 2008 to improve IP protection and also tackle counterfeiting at international trade fairs. A major bilateral cooperation programme between the EU and China is currently underway that focuses on the enforcement of […]
China has stepped up its efforts to strengthen intellectual property rights and counter counterfeiting. The Chinese government launched a national strategy in July 2008 to improve IP protection and also tackle counterfeiting at international trade fairs.
A major bilateral cooperation programme between the EU and China is currently underway that focuses on the enforcement of IP rights. The project, known as IPR2, is financed by the European Commission and implemented by the European Patent Office
