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News & Cases From China: October 2024

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The Outline for Building an Intellectual Property Powerhouse (2021-2035) and the 14th Five- Year Plan of IP Protection and Use have set a series of primary targets for the development of intellectual property in China during the 14th Five-Year Plan period.

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The Inter-Ministerial Joint Meeting on Construction of Intellectual Property Powerhouse Releases Report on the Construction and Development of an Intellectual Property Powerhouse (2024)

Date: 30 October 2024

The Outline for Building an Intellectual Property Powerhouse (2021-2035) and the 14th Five- Year Plan of IP Protection and Use have set a series of primary targets for the development of intellectual property in China during the 14th Five-Year Plan period. According to the Report on the Construction and Development of an Intellectual Property Powerhouse (2024), by 2023, many of the eight projected targets had been met or exceeded and there had been significant growth in all areas.

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