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African Summit in Nairobi to Elevate Intellectual Property as Catalyst for Trade and Innovation

The 2026 continental summit aims to integrate IP into Africa’s economic frameworks under the AfCFTA, fostering industrial growth and creative sector development

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Intellectual property stakeholders from across Africa will convene in Nairobi in November 2026 for the 7th edition of a pivotal summit focused on leveraging IP as a strategic economic asset. The event will explore practical implementation strategies to enhance trade, industrialisation, and the creative economy within…
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African Summit in Nairobi to Elevate Intellectual Property as Catalyst for Trade and Innovation Intellectual property stakeholders from across Africa will convene in Nairobi in November 2026 for the 7th edition of a pivotal summit focused on leveraging IP as a strategic economic asset. The event will explore pract... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/african-summit-in-nairobi-to-elevate-intellectual-property-as-catalyst-for-trade-and-innovation

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