As Saudi Arabia continues to move forward with Vision 2030, the government has made a further step in unifying the body responsible for Intellectual Property matters.

Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property (‘SAIP') is currently updating the online system and undertaking a number of changes to enhance the online and e-services...

Saudi Arabia Intellectual Property Office has recently launched a service for registration of collective marks which is in parallel with the international practice.

The Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property (SAIP) has blocked 231 websites as they have found that those are violating the intellectual property laws in Saudi Arabia.

The number of territories now signed up to the Patent Cooperation Treaty increased earlier in August with Saudi Arabia joining the club.

The Eleventh Edition of the International Classification of Goods and Services for the Purposes of the Registration of Marks under the Nice Agreement (Nice Classification) has been officially adopted...

The Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property has implemented the 12th edition of the Nice Classification effective from November 2, 2023.

During the visit of the Sudair Pharma Pharmaceutical Company delegation headed by His Excellency Dr. Yasser Al-Obaida, CEO of the company with the Director General of the Office, Eng.

A memorandum of understanding was signed between the General Presidency for the Affairs of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque and the Radio and Television Authority...

It was Announced/notified by the Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) with respect to the deposit by the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, on April 22, 2021, ...

The Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property has launched TAHAQAQ, a digital platform that transforms how trademark rights are enforced at customs checkpoints. This technology-driven system enables brand owners to register their trademarks electronically and receive real-time alerts when suspicious shipments are detected, marking a shift from reactive to proactive intellectual property protection in the Kingdom.

The Saudi Authority of Intellectual property leaves no stone unturned, in its efforts to protect trademark owners as well as the consumers at large in the Kingdom.

From October 2026, brand owners will gain access to the Madrid Protocol for trademark protection in Saudi Arabia, opening new opportunities for international businesses. This streamlined filing system allows multiple territories to be designated within a single application, potentially offering significant cost savings and reduced administrative complexity for companies expanding their brand protection into the Middle East market.

In line with the decision of the Council of Ministers dated 14/9/1439 H corresponding to 29/05/2018, the Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property (SAIP) ...

The ATM platform aims to encourage creativity and innovation in the face of new technologies and creative industries.

The first preparatory meeting with the Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property "Hamaya" (the first civil society whose establishment was approved by...

As part of its efforts to better manage Intellectual Property rights, the Saudi government has established the Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property, which oversees intellectual property operations, intellectual property provision, and development and enforcement of intellectual property rights in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia approved the accession to The Hague Apostille Convention entering into force on December 7, 2022.

Saudi Arabia's accession to the Madrid Protocol marks a transformative shift in international trademark protection, enabling businesses to secure rights across multiple jurisdictions through a single streamlined application. This development positions the Kingdom as a key player in global intellectual property protection while offering Saudi companies unprecedented access to over 130 countries for brand expansion.

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