Under the partnership between the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and the Ecuadorian Institute of Intellectual Property (IEPI) after the Workshop "designations of origin and other distinctive signs used as tools to compete in the market "in that government agency continued with the treatment of central theme to give a real boost to the country's growth potential through this figure of Property Intellectual.
Last week IEPI developed in an interesting symposium on Appellations of Origin and how to ensure that they become the value added strategic products for many of Ecuador to achieve a better position in the international market.
for the state agency were the highest authorities that regulate the area, including those stated: the President of the Institution Dr. Andrew Ycaza Mantilla, representatives of the two National Offices organizing technical meetings: Abg. Jose Manuel Martinez, National Director of Industrial Property, and Dr. Deyanira Camacho, National Director of New Plant Varieties, represented by Mr. Alba Cabrera, besides Dr. Sujey Torres Director of Marks. Among the international experts who contributed their knowledge and experience were Mrs. Silvia Vincenti and Mr. Octavio Espinosa WIPO, Mrs. Patricia Gamboa INDECOPI of Peru, and Mr. Rafael Fernandez de ORIGIN.
Analysis of Intellectual Property Law in order to prepare reforms in Chapter geographical indications, the TRIPS study, treatment of industrial property law for purposes of reform in the chapter marks, among others, were the topics discussed during four days of continuous meetings productive sessions where international experts shared suggestions to achieve not only give impetus to the creation of new designations of origin, but to provide a real contribution to the two already issued by the IEPI in the country and currently focus national attention to establishing mechanisms to strengthen management positioning, to reaffirm their characteristics and enable the full exercise of rights within and outside the country. Thus
IEPI
continues working to prove that our country is rich in natural and cultural diversity. We believe it is the work of all promote this heritage not only for preservation purposes but to become a space to improve the quality of life of the productive sectors that inure to the benefit of the country.
Last week IEPI developed in an interesting symposium on Appellations of Origin and how to ensure that they become the value added strategic products for many of Ecuador to achieve a better position in the international market.
for the state agency were the highest authorities that regulate the area, including those stated: the President of the Institution Dr. Andrew Ycaza Mantilla, representatives of the two National Offices organizing technical meetings: Abg. Jose Manuel Martinez, National Director of Industrial Property, and Dr. Deyanira Camacho, National Director of New Plant Varieties, represented by Mr. Alba Cabrera, besides Dr. Sujey Torres Director of Marks. Among the international experts who contributed their knowledge and experience were Mrs. Silvia Vincenti and Mr. Octavio Espinosa WIPO, Mrs. Patricia Gamboa INDECOPI of Peru, and Mr. Rafael Fernandez de ORIGIN.
Analysis of Intellectual Property Law in order to prepare reforms in Chapter geographical indications, the TRIPS study, treatment of industrial property law for purposes of reform in the chapter marks, among others, were the topics discussed during four days of continuous meetings productive sessions where international experts shared suggestions to achieve not only give impetus to the creation of new designations of origin, but to provide a real contribution to the two already issued by the IEPI in the country and currently focus national attention to establishing mechanisms to strengthen management positioning, to reaffirm their characteristics and enable the full exercise of rights within and outside the country. Thus
IEPI
continues working to prove that our country is rich in natural and cultural diversity. We believe it is the work of all promote this heritage not only for preservation purposes but to become a space to improve the quality of life of the productive sectors that inure to the benefit of the country.
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