Join us on 28 April 2025 for a free online webinar designed to help SMEs in Southeast Asia understand the importance of intellectual property (IP) valuation. In collaboration with the ASEAN IP Academy and national IP offices, the EUIPO, through the SCOPE IPR project, will guide participants on how to assess the value of their IP assets to strengthen their business and secure additional investment.
On 22 April 2025, the ASEAN IP Academy, in collaboration with the EUIPO and ASEAN through the SCOPE IPR project, invites university students from across Southeast Asia to join a unique webinar training opportunity. This programme aims to develop essential IP skills, focusing on trademarks and intellectual property rights. As part of the ASEAN IPR Action Plan, the training will equip future IP professionals with the expertise needed to navigate and contribute to the growing IP landscape in the region.
On 24 March 2025, join us for a free online webinar designed for IP practitioners looking to enhance their mediation skills. Organised in collaboration with the ASEAN IP Academy, this webinar aims to provide valuable insights into using mediation as an alternative to costly and complex IP litigation. Whether you're an IP lawyer, in-house counsel, judge, or business owner, learning effective mediation strategies is essential in today’s rapidly evolving IP landscape.
The EUIPO’s work with ASEAN aims to safeguard and elevate the status of the region’s unique products, helping them thrive in global markets and attract business partnerships. By supporting IP officials in the ASEAN region to strengthen GI systems, the EUIPO strives to ensure that products like Luang Prabang silk are not only protected but celebrated globally.
The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), as a leading global authority on intellectual property (IP), has partnered with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to host the ‘GI for ASEAN Countries, Prospect and Challenges’ conference in Luang Prabang, Laos.
On 16-17 December in Luang Prabang, Laos, SCOPE IPR will hold a conference on Geographical Indications for ASEAN Countries: Prospects and Challenges. The conference aims to support South-East Asian intellectual property officials and geographical indications (GIs) stakeholders in strengthening their capacity to manage GIs. The event will highlight the cultural and economic importance of GIs in helping local producers protect and commercialise their unique products.