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A worldwide IP practice led by globally qualified attorneys

Serving clients in several jurisdictions around the world with a special focus on South Asia, Middle East and Africa

Exclusive expertise in regional IP laws and anti-counterfeiting activities

Capacity to manage large IP portfolios in both regional and global markets

Unmatched dedication to client services which has kept us in the forefront of the region

Representing over 100 of the Fortune 500 companies in the Middle East, South Asia and Africa

Your reliable partners in the Middle East, South Asia and Africa

More than 60 years of experience in protecting clients’ IP rights in the Middle East, South Asia and Africa

Comprehensive knowledge of Global IP laws carried out by highly skilled internationally qualified attorneys

Members of some of the most prestigious IP associations around the world

Pakistan practice voted No. 1 IP firm for 9 consecutive years by Euro Money Publications

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  • 21/Dec/2016

DJIBOUTI JOINS PATENT COOPERATION TREATY [PCT] AS THE 150TH MEMBER STATE

WIPO welcomes the accession of its 150th member state – Djibouti, to the Patent Cooperation Treaty [PCT] on June 23 2016. The Minister delegate to the Ministry of Economy and Finance in charge of Trade, SMEs, Handicrafts and Tourism, Mr. Hassan Houmed Ibrahim deposited the country& ... [Read More]

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  • 21/Dec/2016

UTPS: ENSURING IP PROTECTION

The protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights has become one of the most contentious issues in global commerce. Much of the traditional growth and development of countries in the Middle East over the past 30 years or so has come from oil and gas revenues. The main areas ... [Read More]

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  • 21/Dec/2016

ARABIC TRANSLITERATION OF TRADEMARKS

Use and consequential infringement of rights in local languages had always been a challenge for trademark rights holders across the world. Same is the case in the Middle East where most of the multinationals adopt transliteration of their famous marks in Arabic language to cater to the l ... [Read More]