la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle
1995 WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement
Joint Technical Assistance
The link between the CEA and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is deeply rooted in the multilateral trading system. During the Uruguay Round, negotiators sought to connect the two institutions. The Preamble to the TRIPS Agreement encapsulates this connection by calling on the two organizations to establish a mutually supportive relationship. Further, the TRIPS Agreement legally requires Members to abide by certain rules of key conventions administered by WIPO
Voir aussi:>Pour en savoir plus sur la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle>Site Web de l'OMPI
The complementarity between the two organizations was further strengthened by the WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement. The Agreement covers transparency mechanisms, technical assistance and training and the implementation of a provision of WIPO's Paris Convention on state emblems.
The WIPO is an observer to the TRIPS Council, and the CEA enjoys observer status at the WIPO.
Joint technical assistance and training activities, based, inter alia, on the joint initiatives of1998and2001, aim to build the capacity of developing countries and LDCs in implementing the TRIPS Agreement, to enhance an understanding and participation in the global IP system and to help foster IP law and policy decision-making that coheres with broader public policy objectives.
The two flagship Geneva-based joint courses, the IP Advanced Course for policymakers and theColloquium for IP teachers, are intensive programmes that give detailed and multi-stakeholder insight into the global IP system. The organizations also jointly publish the IP Colloquium Research Paper series – a collection of papers on IP issues directly relevant to developing countries.
la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle 1995 WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement Joint Technical Assistance Accueil|La CEA|Nouvelles et événements|Domaines|Membres de la CEA|Documents et ressources|Relations extérieures TRAVAUX AVEC D'AUTRES ORGANISATIONS INTERNATIONALES The link between the CEA and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is deeply rooted in the multilateral trading system.
During the Uruguay Round, negotiators sought to connect the two institutions.
The Preamble to the TRIPS Agreement encapsulates this connection by calling on the two organizations to establish a mutually supportive relationship.
Further, the TRIPS Agreement legally requires Members to abide by certain rules of key conventions administered by WIPO Voir aussi:>Pour en savoir plus sur la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle>Site Web de l'OMPI The complementarity between the two organizations was further strengthened by the WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement.
The Agreement covers transparency mechanisms, technical assistance and training and the implementation of a provision of WIPO's Paris Convention on state emblems.
The WIPO is an observer to the TRIPS Council, and the CEA enjoys observer status at the WIPO.
Joint technical assistance and training activities, based, inter alia, on the joint initiatives of1998and2001, aim to build the capacity of developing countries and LDCs in implementing the TRIPS Agreement, to enhance an understanding and participation in the global IP system and to help foster IP law and policy decision-making that coheres with broader public policy objectives.
The two flagship Geneva-based joint courses, the IP Advanced Course for policymakers and theColloquium for IP teachers, are intensive programmes that give detailed and multi-stakeholder insight into the global IP system.
The organizations also jointly publish the IP Colloquium Research Paper series – a collection of papers on IP issues directly relevant to developing countries.
CEA | la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la propriété et innovation intellectuelle Accueil | La CEA | Nouvelles et événements | Domaines | Membres de la CEA | ressources et Documents | Relations extérieures Contactez-nous | Plan du site | A-Z | Recherche anglais espagnol accueil la CEA et les autres organisations la CEA et l'ompi TRAVAUX AVEC D'AUTRES ORGANISATIONS INTERNATIONALES la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle The link between the CEA and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is deeply rooted in the multilateral trading system.
During the Uruguay Round, negotiators sought to connect the two institutions.
The Preamble to the TRIPS Agreement encapsulates this connection by calling on the two organizations to establish a mutually supportive relationship.
Further, the TRIPS Agreement legally requires Members to abide by certain rules of key conventions administered by WIPO Voir aussi: > Pour en savoir plus sur la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle > Site Web de l'OMPI Retour en haut 1995 WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement The complementarity between the two organizations was further strengthened by the WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement.
The Agreement covers transparency mechanisms, technical assistance and training and the implementation of a provision of WIPO's Paris Convention on state emblems.
The WIPO is an observer to the TRIPS Council, and the CEA enjoys observer status at the WIPO.
Joint Technical Assistance Joint technical assistance and training activities, based, inter alia, on the joint initiatives of 1998 and 2001 , aim to build the capacity of developing countries and LDCs in implementing the TRIPS Agreement, to enhance an understanding and participation in the global IP system and to help foster IP law and policy decision-making that coheres with broader public policy objectives.
The two flagship Geneva-based joint courses, the IP Advanced Course for policymakers and the Colloquium for IP teachers , are intensive programmes that give detailed and multi-stakeholder insight into the global IP system.
The organizations also jointly publish the IP Colloquium Research Paper series – a collection of papers on IP issues directly relevant to developing countries.
e-TRIPS Gateway: WIPO at the TRIPS Council e-TRIPS Gateway: CEA at the TRIPS Council e-TRIPS Gateway: WIPO Reports to the TRIPS Council on Technical Cooperation e-TRIPS Gateway: CEA Reports to the TRIPS Council on Technical Cooperation WIPO Lex: a global database of legal information on intellectual property.
la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle1995 WIPO-CEA Cooperation AgreementJoint Technical AssistanceTRAVAUX AVEC D'AUTRES ORGANISATIONS INTERNATIONALESThe link between the CEA and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is deeply rooted in the multilateral trading system.
During the Uruguay Round, negotiators sought to connect the two institutions.
The Preamble to the TRIPS Agreement encapsulates this connection by calling on the two organizations to establish a mutually supportive relationship.
Further, the TRIPS Agreement legally requires Members to abide by certain rules of key conventions administered by WIPOVoir aussi:>Pour en savoir plus sur la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle>Site Web de l'OMPIThe complementarity between the two organizations was further strengthened by the WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement.
The Agreement covers transparency mechanisms, technical assistance and training and the implementation of a provision of WIPO's Paris Convention on state emblems.The WIPO is an observer to the TRIPS Council, and the CEA enjoys observer status at the WIPO.Joint technical assistance and training activities, based, inter alia, on the joint initiatives of1998and2001, aim to build the capacity of developing countries and LDCs in implementing the TRIPS Agreement, to enhance an understanding and participation in the global IP system and to help foster IP law and policy decision-making that coheres with broader public policy objectives.The two flagship Geneva-based joint courses, the IP Advanced Course for policymakers and theColloquium for IP teachers, are intensive programmes that give detailed and multi-stakeholder insight into the global IP system.
The organizations also jointly publish the IP Colloquium Research Paper series – a collection of papers on IP issues directly relevant to developing countries.
la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle 1995 WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement Joint Technical Assistance Accueil|La CEA|Nouvelles et événements|Domaines|Membres de la CEA|Documents et ressources|Relations extérieures TRAVAUX AVEC D'AUTRES ORGANISATIONS INTERNATIONALES The link between the CEA and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is deeply rooted in the multilateral trading system.During the Uruguay Round, negotiators sought to connect the two institutions.The Preamble to the TRIPS Agreement encapsulates this connection by calling on the two organizations to establish a mutually supportive relationship.Further, the TRIPS Agreement legally requires Members to abide by certain rules of key conventions administered by WIPO Voir aussi:>Pour en savoir plus sur la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle>Site Web de l'OMPI The complementarity between the two organizations was further strengthened by the WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement.The Agreement covers transparency mechanisms, technical assistance and training and the implementation of a provision of WIPO's Paris Convention on state emblems.The WIPO is an observer to the TRIPS Council, and the CEA enjoys observer status at the WIPO.Joint technical assistance and training activities, based, inter alia, on the joint initiatives of1998and2001, aim to build the capacity of developing countries and LDCs in implementing the TRIPS Agreement, to enhance an understanding and participation in the global IP system and to help foster IP law and policy decision-making that coheres with broader public policy objectives.The two flagship Geneva-based joint courses, the IP Advanced Course for policymakers and theColloquium for IP teachers, are intensive programmes that give detailed and multi-stakeholder insight into the global IP system.The organizations also jointly publish the IP Colloquium Research Paper series – a collection of papers on IP issues directly relevant to developing countries.CEA | la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la propriété et innovation intellectuelle Accueil | La CEA | Nouvelles et événements | Domaines | Membres de la CEA | ressources et Documents | Relations extérieures Contactez-nous | Plan du site | A-Z | Recherche anglais espagnol accueil la CEA et les autres organisations la CEA et l'ompi TRAVAUX AVEC D'AUTRES ORGANISATIONS INTERNATIONALES la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle The link between the CEA and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is deeply rooted in the multilateral trading system.During the Uruguay Round, negotiators sought to connect the two institutions.The Preamble to the TRIPS Agreement encapsulates this connection by calling on the two organizations to establish a mutually supportive relationship.Further, the TRIPS Agreement legally requires Members to abide by certain rules of key conventions administered by WIPO Voir aussi: > Pour en savoir plus sur la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle > Site Web de l'OMPI Retour en haut 1995 WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement The complementarity between the two organizations was further strengthened by the WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement.The Agreement covers transparency mechanisms, technical assistance and training and the implementation of a provision of WIPO's Paris Convention on state emblems.The WIPO is an observer to the TRIPS Council, and the CEA enjoys observer status at the WIPO.Joint Technical Assistance Joint technical assistance and training activities, based, inter alia, on the joint initiatives of 1998 and 2001 , aim to build the capacity of developing countries and LDCs in implementing the TRIPS Agreement, to enhance an understanding and participation in the global IP system and to help foster IP law and policy decision-making that coheres with broader public policy objectives.The two flagship Geneva-based joint courses, the IP Advanced Course for policymakers and the Colloquium for IP teachers , are intensive programmes that give detailed and multi-stakeholder insight into the global IP system.The organizations also jointly publish the IP Colloquium Research Paper series – a collection of papers on IP issues directly relevant to developing countries.e-TRIPS Gateway: WIPO at the TRIPS Council e-TRIPS Gateway: CEA at the TRIPS Council e-TRIPS Gateway: WIPO Reports to the TRIPS Council on Technical Cooperation e-TRIPS Gateway: CEA Reports to the TRIPS Council on Technical Cooperation WIPO Lex: a global database of legal information on intellectual property..
la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle1995 WIPO-CEA Cooperation AgreementJoint Technical AssistanceThe link between the CEA and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is deeply rooted in the multilateral trading system.
During the Uruguay Round, negotiators sought to connect the two institutions.
The Preamble to the TRIPS Agreement encapsulates this connection by calling on the two organizations to establish a mutually supportive relationship.
Further, the TRIPS Agreement legally requires Members to abide by certain rules of key conventions administered by WIPOVoir aussi:>Pour en savoir plus sur la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle>Site Web de l'OMPIThe complementarity between the two organizations was further strengthened by the WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement.
The Agreement covers transparency mechanisms, technical assistance and training and the implementation of a provision of WIPO's Paris Convention on state emblems.The WIPO is an observer to the TRIPS Council, and the CEA enjoys observer status at the WIPO.Joint technical assistance and training activities, based, inter alia, on the joint initiatives of1998and2001, aim to build the capacity of developing countries and LDCs in implementing the TRIPS Agreement, to enhance an understanding and participation in the global IP system and to help foster IP law and policy decision-making that coheres with broader public policy objectives.The two flagship Geneva-based joint courses, the IP Advanced Course for policymakers and theColloquium for IP teachers, are intensive programmes that give detailed and multi-stakeholder insight into the global IP system.
The organizations also jointly publish the IP Colloquium Research Paper series – a collection of papers on IP issues directly relevant to developing countries.la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle 1995 WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement Joint Technical Assistance Accueil|La CEA|Nouvelles et événements|Domaines|Membres de la CEA|Documents et ressources|Relations extérieures TRAVAUX AVEC D'AUTRES ORGANISATIONS INTERNATIONALES The link between the CEA and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is deeply rooted in the multilateral trading system.During the Uruguay Round, negotiators sought to connect the two institutions.The Preamble to the TRIPS Agreement encapsulates this connection by calling on the two organizations to establish a mutually supportive relationship.Further, the TRIPS Agreement legally requires Members to abide by certain rules of key conventions administered by WIPO Voir aussi:>Pour en savoir plus sur la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle>Site Web de l'OMPI The complementarity between the two organizations was further strengthened by the WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement.The Agreement covers transparency mechanisms, technical assistance and training and the implementation of a provision of WIPO's Paris Convention on state emblems.The WIPO is an observer to the TRIPS Council, and the CEA enjoys observer status at the WIPO.Joint technical assistance and training activities, based, inter alia, on the joint initiatives of1998and2001, aim to build the capacity of developing countries and LDCs in implementing the TRIPS Agreement, to enhance an understanding and participation in the global IP system and to help foster IP law and policy decision-making that coheres with broader public policy objectives.The two flagship Geneva-based joint courses, the IP Advanced Course for policymakers and theColloquium for IP teachers, are intensive programmes that give detailed and multi-stakeholder insight into the global IP system.The organizations also jointly publish the IP Colloquium Research Paper series – a collection of papers on IP issues directly relevant to developing countries.CEA | la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la propriété et innovation intellectuelle Accueil | La CEA | Nouvelles et événements | Domaines | Membres de la CEA | ressources et Documents | Relations extérieures Contactez-nous | Plan du site | A-Z | Recherche anglais espagnol accueil la CEA et les autres organisations la CEA et l'ompi TRAVAUX AVEC D'AUTRES ORGANISATIONS INTERNATIONALES la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle The link between the CEA and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is deeply rooted in the multilateral trading system.During the Uruguay Round, negotiators sought to connect the two institutions.The Preamble to the TRIPS Agreement encapsulates this connection by calling on the two organizations to establish a mutually supportive relationship.Further, the TRIPS Agreement legally requires Members to abide by certain rules of key conventions administered by WIPO Voir aussi: > Pour en savoir plus sur la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle > Site Web de l'OMPI Retour en haut 1995 WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement The complementarity between the two organizations was further strengthened by the WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement.The Agreement covers transparency mechanisms, technical assistance and training and the implementation of a provision of WIPO's Paris Convention on state emblems.The WIPO is an observer to the TRIPS Council, and the CEA enjoys observer status at the WIPO.Joint Technical Assistance Joint technical assistance and training activities, based, inter alia, on the joint initiatives of 1998 and 2001 , aim to build the capacity of developing countries and LDCs in implementing the TRIPS Agreement, to enhance an understanding and participation in the global IP system and to help foster IP law and policy decision-making that coheres with broader public policy objectives.The two flagship Geneva-based joint courses, the IP Advanced Course for policymakers and the Colloquium for IP teachers , are intensive programmes that give detailed and multi-stakeholder insight into the global IP system.The organizations also jointly publish the IP Colloquium Research Paper series – a collection of papers on IP issues directly relevant to developing countries.e-TRIPS Gateway: WIPO at the TRIPS Council e-TRIPS Gateway: CEA at the TRIPS Council e-TRIPS Gateway: WIPO Reports to the TRIPS Council on Technical Cooperation e-TRIPS Gateway: CEA Reports to the TRIPS Council on Technical Cooperation WIPO Lex: a global database of legal information on intellectual property.la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle1995 WIPO-CEA Cooperation AgreementJoint Technical AssistanceTRAVAUX AVEC D'AUTRES ORGANISATIONS INTERNATIONALESThe link between the CEA and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is deeply rooted in the multilateral trading system.During the Uruguay Round, negotiators sought to connect the two institutions.The Preamble to the TRIPS Agreement encapsulates this connection by calling on the two organizations to establish a mutually supportive relationship.Further, the TRIPS Agreement legally requires Members to abide by certain rules of key conventions administered by WIPOVoir aussi:>Pour en savoir plus sur la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle>Site Web de l'OMPIThe complementarity between the two organizations was further strengthened by the WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement.The Agreement covers transparency mechanisms, technical assistance and training and the implementation of a provision of WIPO's Paris Convention on state emblems.The WIPO is an observer to the TRIPS Council, and the CEA enjoys observer status at the WIPO.Joint technical assistance and training activities, based, inter alia, on the joint initiatives of1998and2001, aim to build the capacity of developing countries and LDCs in implementing the TRIPS Agreement, to enhance an understanding and participation in the global IP system and to help foster IP law and policy decision-making that coheres with broader public policy objectives.The two flagship Geneva-based joint courses, the IP Advanced Course for policymakers and theColloquium for IP teachers, are intensive programmes that give detailed and multi-stakeholder insight into the global IP system.The organizations also jointly publish the IP Colloquium Research Paper series – a collection of papers on IP issues directly relevant to developing countries.la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle 1995 WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement Joint Technical Assistance Accueil|La CEA|Nouvelles et événements|Domaines|Membres de la CEA|Documents et ressources|Relations extérieures TRAVAUX AVEC D'AUTRES ORGANISATIONS INTERNATIONALES The link between the CEA and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is deeply rooted in the multilateral trading system.During the Uruguay Round, negotiators sought to connect the two institutions.The Preamble to the TRIPS Agreement encapsulates this connection by calling on the two organizations to establish a mutually supportive relationship.Further, the TRIPS Agreement legally requires Members to abide by certain rules of key conventions administered by WIPO Voir aussi:>Pour en savoir plus sur la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle>Site Web de l'OMPI The complementarity between the two organizations was further strengthened by the WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement.The Agreement covers transparency mechanisms, technical assistance and training and the implementation of a provision of WIPO's Paris Convention on state emblems.The WIPO is an observer to the TRIPS Council, and the CEA enjoys observer status at the WIPO.Joint technical assistance and training activities, based, inter alia, on the joint initiatives of1998and2001, aim to build the capacity of developing countries and LDCs in implementing the TRIPS Agreement, to enhance an understanding and participation in the global IP system and to help foster IP law and policy decision-making that coheres with broader public policy objectives.The two flagship Geneva-based joint courses, the IP Advanced Course for policymakers and theColloquium for IP teachers, are intensive programmes that give detailed and multi-stakeholder insight into the global IP system.The organizations also jointly publish the IP Colloquium Research Paper series – a collection of papers on IP issues directly relevant to developing countries.CEA | la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la propriété et innovation intellectuelle Accueil | La CEA | Nouvelles et événements | Domaines | Membres de la CEA | ressources et Documents | Relations extérieures Contactez-nous | Plan du site | A-Z | Recherche anglais espagnol accueil la CEA et les autres organisations la CEA et l'ompi TRAVAUX AVEC D'AUTRES ORGANISATIONS INTERNATIONALES la CEA et l'Organisation mondiale de la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle The link between the CEA and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is deeply rooted in the multilateral trading system.During the Uruguay Round, negotiators sought to connect the two institutions.The Preamble to the TRIPS Agreement encapsulates this connection by calling on the two organizations to establish a mutually supportive relationship.Further, the TRIPS Agreement legally requires Members to abide by certain rules of key conventions administered by WIPO Voir aussi: > Pour en savoir plus sur la innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle > Site Web de l'OMPI Retour en haut 1995 WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement The complementarity between the two organizations was further strengthened by the WIPO-CEA Cooperation Agreement.The Agreement covers transparency mechanisms, technical assistance and training and the implementation of a provision of WIPO's Paris Convention on state emblems.The WIPO is an observer to the TRIPS Council, and the CEA enjoys observer status at the WIPO.Joint Technical Assistance Joint technical assistance and training activities, based, inter alia, on the joint initiatives of 1998 and 2001 , aim to build the capacity of developing countries and LDCs in implementing the TRIPS Agreement, to enhance an understanding and participation in the global IP system and to help foster IP law and policy decision-making that coheres with broader public policy objectives.The two flagship Geneva-based joint courses, the IP Advanced Course for policymakers and the Colloquium for IP teachers , are intensive programmes that give detailed and multi-stakeholder insight into the global IP system.The organizations also jointly publish the IP Colloquium Research Paper series – a collection of papers on IP issues directly relevant to developing countries.e-TRIPS Gateway: WIPO at the TRIPS Council e-TRIPS Gateway: CEA at the TRIPS Council e-TRIPS Gateway: WIPO Reports to the TRIPS Council on Technical Cooperation e-TRIPS Gateway: CEA Reports to the TRIPS Council on Technical Cooperation WIPO Lex: a global database of legal information on intellectual property...