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Emirati expert named Wipo advisory team memberThe World Intellectual Property Organisation (Wipo) has appointed Dr Mohammed Mahmoud Al Kamali, the director-general of the UAE Institute of Training and Judicial Studies, as a member of its judicial advisory team. Dr Al Kamali w More… |
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Emirati expert named Wipo advisory team memberThe World Intellectual Property Organisation (Wipo) has appointed Dr Mohammed Mahmoud Al Kamali, the director-general of the UAE Institute of Training and Judicial Studies, as a member of its judicial advisory team. Dr Al Kamali w More… |
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Switzerland tops WIPO innovation indexSwitzerland, Sweden and the Netherlands are the world's top three most-innovative countries, according to the Global Innovation Index 2017 co-authored by Cornell University, Insead and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). More… |
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Saudi Arabia leads region in innovationSaudi Arabia tops the Northern Africa and Western Asia region for innovation, followed by UAE and Qatar, as economies in the region start to diversify and spur innovation in new sectors, according to the Global Innovation Index (GII) 2015. More… |
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UAE tops in innovation in Middle EastThe UAE ranked first among the countries of the Middle East in terms of overall performance in the 2014 Global Innovation Index, which was released today. Switzerland remains the leader worldwide for the fourth consecutive year. T More… |
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UAE tops in innovation in Middle EastThe UAE ranked first among the countries of the Middle East in terms of overall performance in the 2014 Global Innovation Index, which was released today. Switzerland remains the leader worldwide for the fourth consecutive year. T More… |
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Bahrain ‘a regional hub for innovation’Bahrain has been lauded a regional hub for innovation, having climbed five places from last year in the annual rankings published by a United Nations agency. The Global Innovation Index 2012 (GII): Stronger Innovation Linkages for Global G More… |
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18 countries form intellectual property groupEighteen developing countries have grouped together to ensure that their interests are properly reflected at the United Nations intellectual property body, their coordinator Egypt said. The new group aims to transform the World Intellectua More… |
