Shanghai has significantly enhanced its intellectual property (IP) strength, with key indicators doubling or more since 2020, officials said at a municipal government press conference on April 21.
The Shanghai Intellectual Property Administration (SIPA) met on April 23 in Shanghai for talks with a delegation led by Brian Fogarty, vice-president of Nike's Global Intellectual Property (IP) and Litigation.
Shanghai held a press conference on April 21 to unveil its roadmap for building an intellectual property (IP) powerhouse, with a focus on accelerating new quality productive forces.
Pudong New Area recently held a training session on European patent strategy and protection. The event aimed to help local companies manage intellectual property (IP) risks and navigate the Unified Patent Court (UPC) system.
China has achieved major breakthroughs in intellectual property (IP) system development during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-25), strengthening legal protections for AI, pharmaceuticals, and streaming media to foster innovation in emerging industries.
Shanghai will host the 2026 Shanghai Intellectual Property Publicity Week from April 20 to 26 in celebration of the 26th World Intellectual Property Day.
The Shanghai Intellectual Property Protection Center provided on-site services at HOTELEX Shanghai 2026, helping foster a fair and orderly exhibition business environment while offering fast, professional intellectual property support to exhibitors and buyers.
A training program on the effective use of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) service system was held in Shanghai's Songjiang district on April 9, attracting over 150 participants from enterprises and intellectual property service institutions.
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