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Improving Indicators in Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement in Pakistan: A Study of Impact of Integrated IP Management Model

Journal: Trends in Intellectual Property Research

Publication: 2024-04-19 · Vol. 1 No. 1

DOI: 10.69971/e4tgge60

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This study highlights the present situation of enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) and its improvement as an impact of implementation of integrated IP management system in Pakistan. The key initiatives taken by the national government and the organization to achieve the target have been discussed in this study. The major steps include centralized IP administration, new IP legislation, up-gradation of IP Laws, introduction of special IP courts as IP tribunal, capacity building of IP personnel, digitization & automation, cooperation & interaction between law and enforcement agencies & departments, accession to international treaties and IP awareness across the country etc. The aforesaid actions made positive image of the country in IPRs situation by improvement in global IPR ranking index.

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Ghulam Mujtaba

Affiliation: Intellectual Property Organization of Pakistan, NTC Center, G-5/2 G-5, Islamabad, Pakistan

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