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Fabrice Mattei has published the summary of his proposal he has presented at COP 26 to encourage the dissemination of existing technologies to tackle climate change.

Across the region, local brands have become key drivers of economic growth, cultural identity, and innovation, and Myanmar is no exception. From traditional products and creative industries to modern startups...

The Patent, Design and Trademark laws are now at stage 6; they are due to be signed into effect.

Patent specialists from Tilleke & Gibbins have contributed the Myanmar chapter to the 2023 edition of Patents: Practical Cross-Border Insights into Patent Law from International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG), published by Global Legal Group. q

Myanmar's Patent Law 2019—the country's first legislation specifically addressing patent protection—took effect on May 31, 2024.

À la suite de la promulgation, le 30 janvier 2019, de la loi sur les dessins et modèles industriels (IDL) attendue depuis longtemps, le Conseil d'administration...

On October 31, 2024, Myanmar's Intellectual Property Department (IPD) announced that it would officially start accepting applications for patent and utility...

The new law seeks to modernise Myanmar's trade mark regime.

Myanmar's emergence from decades of isolation provides an opportunity to learn from the experiences of its neighbours to guide its economic transition and achieve strong and inclusive growth.

Myanmar's Ministry of Commerce has issued the Industrial Design Rules, which set up detailed procedures and guidelines for the registration of industrial designs under the Industrial Design Law.

New patent law will pave the way for a structured patent regime in alignment with international standards & legal frameworks.

On June 29, 2021, World Trade Organization (WTO) members approved another 13-year extension of the least developed country (LDC) transition period for applying the Agreement...

2019年1月30日，缅甸议会即联邦议会通过了期待已久的...

Since the trend of Global trade has been changing through ages the developed and developing countries in the world today are not only practicing earnestly the free market system but also ...

More than three years after Myanmar’s Trademark Law took effect, foreign intellectual property (IP) rights holders have a full set of civil, criminal, and border enforcement remedies available under the 2019 Trademark, Patent, Industrial Design, and Copyright Laws.

Myanmar, also known as Burma, a least developed country in mainland South-East Asia, is still in its embryonic phase of Intellectual Property Laws.

On February 15, Upper house (Amyothar Hluttaw) Parliament of the Union of Myanmar adopted Trademark and Geographical Indication Bill, Industrial Design Bill, Patent Bill and Copyright Bill.