The International Symposium on geographical indications is organized every other year by WIPO in cooperation with an interested Member State. It brings together representatives of Member States’ administrations, producers of GI products and specialists in the field of geographical indications. The Symposium is a forum for an exchange of ideas and views on various issues relating to the use and protection of geographical indications.

Arnold & Porter LLP and Magisters are proud to present this exclusive invitation-only event for in-house counsel. The roundtable format is designed to go deeper than traditional conferences and seminars which will allow all participants the opportunity to engage in open discussion or an open Q & A session relating to the UK Bribery Act and its likely impact in Russia. Following brief introduction by the presenters, we will proceed directly to questions from the participants. Possible topics include:

The International Symposium on geographical indications is organized every other year by WIPO in cooperation with an interested Member State. It brings together representatives of Member States’ administrations, producers of GI products and specialists in the field of geographical indications. The Symposium is a forum for an exchange of ideas and views on various issues relating to the use and protection of geographical indications.

The International Symposium on geographical indications is organized every other year by WIPO in cooperation with an interested Member State. It brings together representatives of Member States’ administrations, producers of GI products and specialists in the field of geographical indications. The Symposium is a forum for an exchange of ideas and views on various issues relating to the use and protection of geographical indications.

Between 28 June to 3 July 2011, at the Exhibition Center of the Russian Federation, Moscow, will be held the jubilee edition of the Interstate Exhibition “20 Years of CIS: New Horizons of Partnership”. In the stand of our country at this exhibition event will also take part the State Agency on intellectual property of the Republic of Moldova.

Between 28 June to 3 July 2011, at the Exhibition Center of the Russian Federation, Moscow, will be held the jubilee edition of the Interstate Exhibition “20 Years of CIS: New Horizons of Partnership”. In the stand of our country at this exhibition event will also take part the State Agency on intellectual property of the Republic of Moldova.

Between 28 June to 3 July 2011, at the Exhibition Center of the Russian Federation, Moscow, will be held the jubilee edition of the Interstate Exhibition “20 Years of CIS: New Horizons of Partnership”. In the stand of our country at this exhibition event will also take part the State Agency on intellectual property of the Republic of Moldova.

Between 28 June to 3 July 2011, at the Exhibition Center of the Russian Federation, Moscow, will be held the jubilee edition of the Interstate Exhibition “20 Years of CIS: New Horizons of Partnership”. In the stand of our country at this exhibition event will also take part the State Agency on intellectual property of the Republic of Moldova.

Between 28 June to 3 July 2011, at the Exhibition Center of the Russian Federation, Moscow, will be held the jubilee edition of the Interstate Exhibition “20 Years of CIS: New Horizons of Partnership”. In the stand of our country at this exhibition event will also take part the State Agency on intellectual property of the Republic of Moldova.

Between 28 June to 3 July 2011, at the Exhibition Center of the Russian Federation, Moscow, will be held the jubilee edition of the Interstate Exhibition “20 Years of CIS: New Horizons of Partnership”. In the stand of our country at this exhibition event will also take part the State Agency on intellectual property of the Republic of Moldova.

The World intellectual property Organization (WIPO) will hold a Conference on innovation and Climate Change at the International Conference Center Geneva (CICG) on July 11 and 12, 2011.

The Conference will open on Monday, July 11, 2011, at 9.30 a.m. Simultaneous interpretation will be provided in English, Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian and Spanish. This event is open to the general public.

The World intellectual property Organization (WIPO) will hold a Conference on innovation and Climate Change at the International Conference Center Geneva (CICG) on July 11 and 12, 2011.

The Conference will open on Monday, July 11, 2011, at 9.30 a.m. Simultaneous interpretation will be provided in English, Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian and Spanish. This event is open to the general public.

The WIPO Digital Access Service for Priority Documents (“DAS”) was designed with a view to ensuring that a suitable, scalable and secure service could be delivered for applicants and Offices to facilitate transfer of priority documents electronically. It was agreed in the two previous sessions of the Working Group on the Digital Access Service for Priority Documents (“the Working Group”) that the initial launch of DAS would be limited to Patent priority documents.

The WIPO Digital Access Service for Priority Documents (“DAS”) was designed with a view to ensuring that a suitable, scalable and secure service could be delivered for applicants and Offices to facilitate transfer of priority documents electronically. It was agreed in the two previous sessions of the Working Group on the Digital Access Service for Priority Documents (“the Working Group”) that the initial launch of DAS would be limited to Patent priority documents.

The WIPO Digital Access Service for Priority Documents (“DAS”) was designed with a view to ensuring that a suitable, scalable and secure service could be delivered for applicants and Offices to facilitate transfer of priority documents electronically. It was agreed in the two previous sessions of the Working Group on the Digital Access Service for Priority Documents (“the Working Group”) that the initial launch of DAS would be limited to Patent priority documents.

The WIPO Digital Access Service for Priority Documents (“DAS”) was designed with a view to ensuring that a suitable, scalable and secure service could be delivered for applicants and Offices to facilitate transfer of priority documents electronically. It was agreed in the two previous sessions of the Working Group on the Digital Access Service for Priority Documents (“the Working Group”) that the initial launch of DAS would be limited to Patent priority documents.