Egypt and Sweden Strengthen Partnership to Advance Intellectual Property Protection and Innovation

High-level talks between Egypt’s IP Authority and Swedish Ambassador underscore commitment to fostering innovation, investment, and industrial growth through enhanced IP frameworks

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Egypt and Sweden are set to deepen cooperation in intellectual property protection, innovation, and industrial development following discussions between Hisham Azmy, President of the Egyptian Authority for Intellectual Property, and Sweden’s Ambassador to Egypt, Dag Juhlin-Dannfelt. The meeting highlighted Egypt’s ong…

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