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Kuwait’s Intellectual Property Sector Yields KD 6.69 Million in Fees Amid Rising Activity

Ministry of Commerce and Industry reports significant growth in trademarks, patents, and industrial designs transactions, underscoring regulatory enhancements and economic diversi…

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Kuwait’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry has announced robust growth in intellectual property services, with the Trademarks and Patents Department recording 68,632 transactions in 2025, generating approximately KD 6.69 million ($21.7 million) in fees. This surge reflects the government’s strategic initiatives to bol…
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Kuwait’s Intellectual Property Sector Yields KD 6.69 Million in Fees Amid Rising Activity Kuwait’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry has announced robust growth in intellectual property services, with the Trademarks and Patents Department recording 68,632 transactions in 2025, generating approximately KD 6.6... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/kuwait-s-intellectual-property-sector-yields-kd-6-69-million-in-fees-amid-rising-activity

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