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ARTICLE · 15 MARCH 2024

How Tanzania Boosted Confidence In IP By Training Judges

An article on December 29, 2023, in the Daily News reported that Tanzania has gained international recognition for its efforts to bolster its capacity to administer justice and handle disputes in the realm of IP.

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An article on December 29, 2023, in the Daily News reported that Tanzania has gained international recognition for its efforts to bolster its capacity to administer justice and handle disputes in the realm of IP.

This recent acknowledgement follows multiple initiatives aimed at enhancing the knowledge of judges and magistrates, providing them with the opportunity to deepen their understanding of various complexities around IP legislation, thereby enabling more effective management of court cases.

According to Chief Court Administrator Elisante Ole Gabriel, Tanzania has undertaken several efforts through judicial administration to reinforce access, expediency, and security in resolving IP disputes, including the development of specific guidelines tailored for judges and magistrates. Additionally, Gabriel highlighted Tanzania's global ranking as second in terms of participation of judges and magistrates in training, trailing only behind Egypt.

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