Pakistan has officially joined the Madrid System which enables trademark owners to file a single application and pay one set of fees to apply for protection in up to 124 countries.

In a bid to bring about an efficient and effective system of processing and implementing Intellectual property rights of Pakistan applicants, Pakistan signed a Service Level Agreement (SLA)...

By joining the Lisbon Agreement, Pakistan will gain the ability to safeguard its Geographical Indications in over 80 countries through a single application submitted to WIPO.

This is considered a great attainment while considering that IP filings carried out manually, were obviously a time-incurring and cost-incurring procedure.

The Upper House of Parliament passed the much-awaited Geographical Indications (GI) Bill, which was published in Gazette of Pakistan on March 31, 2020. The GI law is a much needed ...

The Madrid Protocol entered into force for the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on May 24, 2021. Pakistan becomes 108th member of the Madrid System.

The decision of the Pakistani government to accede to the international trademark registration framework administered by the World Intellectual Property Organization could have a notable positive impact ...

With the gargantuan China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) initiative, Pakistan is going to become an important trade hub between China, Central Asia and Europe.

Foreign individuals or organizations filing for trademark registration in Pakistan may find themselves curious when faced with the obligation to indicate the mark's "date of first use" in their application.

The Individual fee that is payable when Pakistan is a designated country to an international Madrid application has been changed by the Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organization.

The publication of a trademark is an essential step in the registration process. For one, it lets the applicant know that the mark is close to being officially registered.

Government Notifies Revised Fee Structure For Trademarks