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agents. This initiative aims to increase their presence numbers in line with the best global practices
and streamline registration processes to deliver exceptional service to trademark owners.”
H.E. Major General Dr. Abdulqadoos Al Obaidli, Chairman of the Emirates Intellectual Property
Association, said: “We are proud to partner with the Ministry of Economy to launch an advanced
training program that supports the government’s efforts to develop skilled national IP
professionals. The program, offered through our KHDA-accredited Dahai Khalfan Intellectual
Property Centre and in collaboration with World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO),
guarantees world-class training standards. We have engaged leading IP experts and legal specialists
to ensure participants receive comprehensive, practice-oriented knowledge.”
H.E. added: “The program addresses critical trademark topics including domestic and international
regulations, the Madrid Protocol, registration processes, disputes, renewals, and mock official
exams. This joint initiative reflects our shared commitment to equipping legal professionals with
evolving trademark legislation and technical advancements, while bolstering the UAE's innovation
ecosystem and global competitiveness.”
The UAE's trademark sector continues to demonstrate robust growth, with 385,774 national and
international trademarks registered as of May 2025, alongside 388 accredited agents. These figures
underscore the UAE's position as a premier global trademark hub and a magnet for innovation-
driven enterprises.
Under the MoU, the Ministry of Economy will provide technical support and oversee trademark
agent accreditation exams, while the Emirates Intellectual Property Association will deliver
specialized training aligned with ministerial regulations. Together, they will equip participants with
comprehensive knowledge of commercial registration procedures, ensuring adherence to the
highest professional and ethical standards.
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