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Egypt's Intellectual Property Authority has launched virtual Appeal Committees for trade mark and industrial design disputes, replacing traditional in-person hearings with fully remote proceedings. This digital transformation requires parties to submit evidence in both physical and electronic formats, with all hearings recorded and stored on EGIPA's servers, though recordings remain inaccessible to external parties.

In line with Ministerial Decree No. 493/2025 the newly established Egyptian Intellectual Property Authority (EGIPA) EGIPA, located at the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology...

The Egyptian Trademark Office has begun preparations for its planned relocation to the premises of the Egyptian General Intellectual Property Authority ("EGIPA"). While a formal report is yet to be released...

We hope this step taken by the authorities in Egypt will help Applicants who were not able to meet the statutory requirements for filing patent application due to COVID-19.

On August 13, 2023, the President of the Arab Republic of Egypt issued Law No. 163 of 2023, (the "Law"), establishing the Egyptian Authority for Intellectual Property (the "EAIP")...

Our Client, UGUR SOGUTMA MAKINALARI TEKSTIL SERIGRAFI BASKI MADEN VE MERMER SANAYI VE TICARET ANONIM SIRKETI, a Turkish company, has filed on 17 December 2001 an International Registration for "ugur & device" No. 779950 in class 11 designating Egypt; the said registration was published in the official Gazette No. 19/2011 dated 2 June 2011.

Currently, it is expected that the Egypt Trademark Office will raise the official fees pertaining to the trademark and design prosecution.

Official fee increases which were tabled in the ministerial decree No.179 dated 4 September 2019, were supposed to come into effect on 5 September 2019.

This document provides the translation of Law No. 82 of 2002, the Egyptian legislation governing the Protection of Intellectual Property Rights.

As a predominantly Muslim country, Egypt prohibits gambling in line with the Qu'ran.

Egypt's Ministry of Trade and Industry has issued Decree No. 43 of 2016, which amends the rules organising the registration of factories and companies that are eligible to export their products to Egypt.

IPR protection and enforcement have become a constitutional principle.

Trademark infringement in Africa is one of the reasons why various stakeholders avoid seeking protection there, as it is believed that the trademark registration systems of certain countries are not as effective as those of more developed countries.

The Arab Republic of Egypt has enacted Law No. 163 of 2023, establishing the Egyptian Authority for Intellectual Property...

Notion of authorship and ownership is one of the cultural constructs that differ across cultures and is highly influenced by social, religious, economic and political factors.

After the launch of its National IP Strategy in 2022, Egypt has now issued Law no. 163 of 2023 relating to the establishment of the Egyptian Intellectual Property Agency ("EGIPA") to achieve another milestone...