For Kazakhstani applicants, the possibility of obtaining a document of title on the territory of a foreign state can be realized by filing an application in accordance with international treaties. In the field of protection of such industrial property objects, as inventions and utility models, the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) is one of the international treaties.
NIIP is the Receiving Office under the PCT procedure and it accepts, processes and sends international PCT applications to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Currently, one of the topical issues discussed by WIPO in the framework of various seminars and roundtables is the implementation of the electronic procedure of the PCT applications. In addition, a new version of the Regulations under PCT comes into force, which contains rules on the procedure for filing and reviewing PCT applications from July 1, 2017.
In connection with the growing interest of domestic applicants in filing applications under the PCT procedure, NIIP together with WIPO conducts a training webinar "Procedure for filing and reviewing applications under the PCT. Recent developments and new opportunities in the PCT system (electronic filing, e-PCT, etc.)" on July 5, 2017 in Astana.
The webinar will highlight online PCT services, features of electronic filing, e-PCT.
Representatives of WIPO will act as lecturers at the webinar.
The webinar will start at 13.00 on July 05, 2017.
Venue of the webinar: NIIP, 8 Mangilik Yel str., House of the Ministries, entrance № 2, cab. 707, Astana.
Participation in this event is free of charge.
You can take part in the webinar at the offices of NIIP (Astana, Almaty), as well as at your workplace or from home.
All those wishing to take part in the training webinar should send an application to: 8 Mangilik Yel str., House of the Ministries, entrance № 2, Astana, 010000 or by fax 8- (7172) 74-96-21, or by e-mail: kazpatent@kazpatent.kz. The application form is attached. Upon receipt of the application, we will send you a link to the online webinar, as well as a link to the webinar entry.
For more information, please call: 8 7172 74-91-21, 8 701 7075415.
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