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CNIPA to be elevated to an institution directly under the State Council in China

Published on 16 Mar 2023 | 1 minute read

China’s 14th National People's Congress (NPC) convened at the beginning of March and a series of structural changes have been implemented which seeks to improve the management mechanism of IP rights. This comes as part of a longer-term innovation drive where China is seeking to its IP competitiveness to be among the top nations by 2035.

The China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA), will become an institution which is directly under the State Council. The CNIPA is currently administered by the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR).

To learn more about these changes and the impact of the proposed amendments to the Trade Mark law in China, make sure you register for our upcoming webinar: Proposed Amendments to the Chinese Trademark Law – How will your trademark strategy in China change?

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Principal and Head of Shanghai Litigation Group at Lusheng Law Firm (Rouse's strategic partner)
+86 21 3251 9966
Principal, Global Head of Trade Marks & Brands
+852 2302 0832
Principal
+86 10 8632 4000
Principal and Head of Shanghai Litigation Group at Lusheng Law Firm (Rouse's strategic partner)
+86 21 3251 9966
Principal, Global Head of Trade Marks & Brands
+852 2302 0832