The Libyan Trademarks Office has declared that trademark applications approved by the Registrar will be displayed on the official website of the Trademarks Office, commencing on February 1, 2024.The office intends to publish trademark applications submitted between April 2013 and April 2015.For further information or details, kindly contact us at: [email protected]
Libya has made an important step towards strengthening intellectual property rights in the country, as the Libyan Minister of Economy issued on 1/24/2024 Resolution No. 26 of 2024, which includes the implementing regulations for Chapter One of Book Ten of the Commerciaal Activity Law No. (23) of 2010 AD, regarding Trademarks:The new implementing regulations include comprehensive...
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, with its rich of various cultures and traditions, presents both opportunities and challenges for businesses looking to expand their products/services and associated trademark rights.One of the significant obstacles faced by international trademarks is the complex interaction between cultural norms and trademark laws in the region the...
In a notable stride towards fortifying its intellectual property framework, Qatar has recently introduced the Grievance Committee for Patent Appeals through the implementation of Ministerial Decision 97 of 2023. This forward-looking initiative signifies a transformative approach to resolving patent disputes, underscoring Qatar’s commitment to cultivating a robust and...
Engage with us at the AIPPI Spring Meeting 2024 in Madrid on February 22nd-23rd, where you’ll have the opportunity to meet our esteemed representatives:Mr. Mohannad Al Kharouf – Managing Director:[email protected] Mr. Nazeer Al Kharouf – Chief Operating Officer: [email protected]. Ali Hijazi – Chief Business Development...
Introduction:Securing trademark registration is a critical legal milestone for businesses seeking to protect their brand identity and set their products or services apart in the competitive market. A vital aspect of this journey involves the classification of goods and services, a decisive factor in delineating the extent of protection a trademark can offer. It’s imperative...
In an increasingly digital and interconnected world, every brand is a target in the trillion-dollar global counterfeiting market.That’s why in the realm of brand protection, companies are increasingly turning to advanced and discreet technologies to combat counterfeiting and secure their brands.This article delves into the use of the most important Invisible Technologies...