Keyue I.P. Law Office participated in the Intellectual Property World congress
Local time From September 16 to 20, 2016, the International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (AIPPI) World Congress was held in Milan, Italy.
Guangzhou Keyue I.P. Law Office is a member of AIPPI. The foreign department agent Mr. Wang Jiaming as a representative of our company participates in the meeting.
Mr. Wang has exchanged views with intellectual property professionals and partners from around the world on topics such as intellectual property hot issues and intellectual property practices.Mr. Wang Jiaming made a deepen communication with the European partners on the impact of the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union for the European patent and the trademark.
After this meeting, Guangzhou Keyue I.P. Law Office strengthened the contact with foreign partners to show our professional attitude and the level of service. The countries partners certainly affirmed our professional and development. They are willing to make further cooperation with us in the field of intellectual property. It has further promoted the international development of our company.
At present, our company establishes long-term and stable relations of cooperation with a number of countries agency institutions, with many years of domestic clients for foreign patents and trademark applications. At the same time, Guangzhou Keyue I.P. Law Office serves the foreign customers for Chinese patent and trademark matters, winning the customer's affirmation. In the future, Keyue will be able to provide better services for domestic and foreign customers and more comprehensive protection in the field of international patent and trademark agency.
About the AIPPI
The AIPPI has more than 9,000 members from over 100 countries and regions and its clubs in 63 countries and 2 regions. The AIPPI World Congress is held annually in the world, it has become the largest and most important international intellectual property conference.
AIPPI, founded in 1897, headquartered in Switzerland, it is the first international non-governmental organization dedicated to the development and advancement of intellectual property in the world and the most important non-governmental intellectual property advisory of the United Nations World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Since its inception, more than 700 resolutions and reports have been made on various types of intellectual property issues and have made great contributions to the coordinated development and improvement of international intellectual property.