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World Intellectual Property Organization
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World Intellectual Property Organization
Also called WIPO. An agency of the United Nations that seeks to protect intellectual property globally. It administers a number of international treaties and provides information about and for patent offices (or the equivalent) in most countries. It was established in 1967 and is based in Geneva.


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The World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO)'s National Seminar on Trademarks at the Gulf Hotel Convention Centre featured the participation of ministry employees as well as WIPO representatives and other parties.
This information came from the session of the WIPO General Assembly in Geneva held on September 22-October 1.
AaAl-Ani indicated that WIPO Director-General thanked Syria for its efforts in preserving intellectual property and its support for al-Basel Exhibition for Invention and Innovation, which witnessed a huge turnout by inventors who reaped many awards at the latest international exhibition in Hungary.
 
 
 
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