From 19 to 21 November, the second of a cycle of three online workshops for teacher coordinators and Sakpatenti staff representatives will take place

The workshops, organised by the EU-Georgian Intellectual Property Project (EUGIPP), are part of the initiative ‘Creativity and IP in Georgian schools’, which intends to reach out to over 1 000 Georgian students during the forthcoming academic year.

From 5 to 7 November, the European Union Georgia Intellectual Property Project (EUGIPP) organised the first of a cycle of three workshops for teacher coordinators and Sakpatenti staff representatives. Due to the current situation and for the participants’ health and safety, the session took place virtually.

Over the 3 days, more than 30 participants were provided with materials, tools and learning methods to train their students on intellectual property rights. To complete the cycle, two more sessions will take place in the coming weeks.

On 26 November 2020, we hosted a specialised training session on ‘Bad faith registration’ which took place via Zoom. IPO staff members had the opportunity to participate in the training and benefit from the knowledge from Ewelina Sliwinska, EUIPO Senior Expert on Legal Affairs.

This training session has been organised by the CarIPI Project Team, with the goal of strengthening the technical capabilities and skills of the CF IP Offices staff regarding trade mark examination, with a particular focus on bad faith registration.

On 24 November 2020, IPO staff members had the opportunity to take part in a specialised training session on ‘Unregistered marks and other signs used in the course of trade’.

The CarIPI Project Team has organised this virtual training session, which took via Zoom. Its objective was to strengthen the technical capabilities and skills of the CF IP Offices staff regarding trade mark examination.

From 5 to 7 November, the European Union Georgia Intellectual Property Project (EUGIPP) organised the first of a cycle of three workshops for teacher coordinators and Sakpatenti staff representatives. Due to the current situation and for the participants’ health and safety, the session took place virtually.

Over the 3 days, more than 30 participants were provided with materials, tools and learning methods to train their students on intellectual property rights. To complete the cycle, two more sessions will take place in the coming weeks.