Docvit News | Lawyer LIU Guangchao was invited to attend Sino-European IP Business Dialogue

Source:   Time: 2019-07-03 15:12:19  Author:

On July 2, 2019, the Sino-European IP Business Dialogue jointly held by the "Internet +" Intellectual Property Protection Alliance and China General Association of Commercial Newspaper was successfully held in Beijing. Günther Marten, minister-counsellor of European Patent Office, Santiago Salvador, Spanish counsellor, ZHOU Xiaobing, economist of the World Bank, LI Mingde, executive vice president of China Intellectual Property Law Research Association and other important guests attended the conference. Lawyer LIU Guangchao, director of Beijing Docvit Law Firm, was invited to attend the conference and talked about the necessity of intellectual property protection and operation from a legal perspective. 

At the conference, director LIU Guangchao discussed the necessity of intellectual property protection and operation from the perspective of investment and financing and M&A, and proposed to strengthen the protection of intellectual property certainty and independence, actively build intellectual property transfer and operation platform, and promote the establishment of intellectual property assessment, pricing and financing system. He stressed that enterprises should enhance their awareness of the internationalization of intellectual property, be adept in formulating and applying intellectual property strategies, and actively rely on the support of the government and the strength of external professional institutions. 


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