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WIPO/ESCAP High-level Regional Round Table on
Intellectual Property Rights and Trade
Date
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22-24 October 2008 |
Venue
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Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia |
Organizers
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UNESCAP Trade and Investment Division
World Intellectual Property Organization
Government of Mongolia
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Objective
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To raise awareness and knowledge and promote regional cooperation in the area of trade- and investment related intellectual property rights. |
Documentation
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Presentations:
Session 1: Why Protection of Intellectual Property Rights?
 Why Protection of Intellectual Property Rights
Gao Hang, WIPO
IP as a State Strategy
Yiting Wan, Deputy Director, WTO Department,
Ministry of Commerce, China
Why protection of IPR? The role of IPR in the market
economy
Marc Proksch, Trade and Investment Division,
UNESCAP
Session 2: IPR and the Multilateral Trading System
IPR and the Multilateral Trading System
Tshimanga Kongolo, Head, Professional
Development Program, WIPO Worldwide Academy
Intellectual Property System of Vietnam after the
Accession to the WTO
Pham Phi Anh, Deputy Director General, National
Office of Intellectual Property of Viet Nam
IPR and the Multilateral Trading System
Sanya Reid Smith, Third World Network
Session 3: The Evolving Regional and Bilateral Trading Panorama and
IPR
Regional and Bilateral Trade Agreements and Investment
Treaties and Intellectual Property Rights
Marc Proksch, UNESCAP
The Evolving Regional And Bilateral Trading Panorama
& IPR
V. Ravi, Controller General of Patents, Designs,
Trade Marks & GI
Session 4: Round Table Discussion: Intellectual Property and Public
Health
Thailand’s Experience on the Use of Compulsory Licensing
Kajit Sukhum, Assistant Director General, Department
of Intellectual Property, Thailand
Intellectual Property and Public Health
Tshimanga Kongolo, WIPO
Intellectual Property and Public Health Cambodian
Perspective
Ly Phanna, Director General, Ministry of Commerce,
Kingdom of Cambodia
IP and public health
Sanya Reid Smith, Third World Network
Session 5: Round Table Discussion: IPR, TRIPS and Preserving
Cultural Heritage and the Environment
IPR, TRIPS and Preserving Cultural Heritage and the
Environment
ODGEREL Erdembileg, Intellectual Property Office
of Mongolia
UNESCO’s Copyright Activities and Mongolia
N. Urtnasan, Secretary General, Mongolian
National Commission for UNESCO
Intellectual Property, TRIPS and Preserving Cultural
Heritage and the Environment: Indonesian Experience
Ansori Sinungan, Director for Cooperation and
Development, Directorate General of Intellectual
Property, Indonesia
Session 6: Round Table Discussion: Development Dimensions of
IPR and the Role of Public-Private Partnerships
Country Presentation
Pervaiz Kausar, Chairman, IPO-Pakistan
Development Dimensions of IPR and the Role of Public-
Private Partnerships
A. Munkhnast, Senior officer, Patent and Trademark
Bureau, Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce
and Industry
Development Dimensions of IPR and the role of Public
Private Partnerships
Janis K. Lazdins-Helds, Special Programme for
Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR)
IP Situation in Lao PDR
Nhoybouakong Sisomphet, Acting Director General,
Department of Intellectual Property, Lao PDR
Session 7: Wrapping up: Regional Cooperation Modalities and
Capacity Building for Strengthening IPR in Asia and
the Pacific
Regional Cooperation Modalities and Capacity Building
for Strengthening IPR in Asia and the Pacific
Gao Hang, WIPO
Capacity Building for Strengthening IPR in Asia
and the Pacific
Nergui Dorj, UNDP, Mongolia
Country reports:
The Evolving Regional and Bilateral Trading Panorama
and Intellectual Property Rights: The Philippine Experience
Corazon DP. Marcial, Intellectual Property Office of
the Philippines
Current Intellectual Property Situation in Lao PDR
Nhoybouakong Sisomphet, Acting Director General,
Department of Intellectual Property, Lao PDR
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Participants
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Programme
List of participants |
Contact
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Mr. Marc Proksch
Economic Affairs Officer
Trade Policy Section
Trade and Investment Division, UNESCAP
Email: proksch.unescap@un.org |
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Last updated: 5 November 2008 |
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