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Have your say on intellectual property

Written by Narinder Williams on 24 April 2019

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Do you have experience of intellectual property (IP) protection and enforcement in non-EU countries?

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The European Commission’ s trade department has launched this consultation, to gather information from companies who are doing business in non-EU countries, about the intellectual property (IP) protection and enforcement there.

 

The objective of this consultation is to identify those non-EU countries where intellectual property rights (IPR) protection and enforcement is a high concern, and to update the list of the priority countries where it will act to try and help them improve their IPR systems.

 

Please could you answer the questions below, to share your own experiences.

https://surveys.bradford.gov.uk/snapwebhost/s.asp?k=155609124180

 

This survey closes 26th May 2019

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