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Nigeria Strengthens Intellectual Property Framework Ahead of WIPO Director General’s Visit

Minister of Foreign Affairs highlights Nigeria’s dedication to IP protection and the upcoming inauguration of WIPO’s first Sub-Saharan Africa office in Abuja

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Nigeria has reiterated its commitment to advancing intellectual property rights as it prepares to host WIPO Director General Daren Tang for a three-day visit starting June 1, 2026. The visit will mark the official opening of WIPO’s regional office in Abuja, aimed at supporting Nigeria’s IP modernization and fostering…
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Nigeria Strengthens Intellectual Property Framework Ahead of WIPO Director General’s Visit Nigeria has reiterated its commitment to advancing intellectual property rights as it prepares to host WIPO Director General Daren Tang for a three-day visit starting June 1, 2026. The visit will mark the official openi... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/nigeria-strengthens-intellectual-property-framework-ahead-of-wipo-director-general-s-visit

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