Chinese Premier Li Qiang has signed a decree of the State Council, unveiling a set of regulations on resolving foreign-related intellectual property (IP) disputes.
Shanghai is improving its intellectual property (IP) environment, aligning with the World Bank's Business Ready (BR) assessments.
Shanghai's attractiveness to foreign investment is growing with its continuous efforts to enhance intellectual property (IP) protection and foster a market-oriented, law-based and world-class business environment.
The "Advancing the North Bund International Legal Service Port" project aims to meet the rising demand for specialized legal services in the North Bund area.
The Shanghai Intellectual Property Administration has unveiled its 2024 Outstanding Cases in Optimizing the Intellectual Property (IP) Business Environment, highlighting 10 exemplary initiatives across the city.
In 2024, Shanghai made significant achievements in intellectual property protection and maintained an excellent rating in national IP protection for the fourth consecutive year.
Shanghai has been working to foster innovative approaches to intellectual property protection, contributing to its four consecutive years of excellence in national assessments.
SSIP has consistently offered comprehensive and diverse intellectual property services to governmental bodies and innovative entities.
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