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Sukhum. March 25, 2022. Apsnypress. A regular meeting of the Abkhaz part of the working group on creation of a common social and economic space betwee...

For several years Uzbekistan is showing an instant grow of FDI and taking unprecedented measures to further create a favorable investment climate and improve investment attractiveness...

Today, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov has held a regular online meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers, at which drafts of documents and a number of issues were considered.

On April 16, the fifth session of the first convocation of the Khalk Maslakhaty of the Milli Gengesh of Turkmenistan, at which the Laws adopted in the course of the seventeenth meeting of the Mejlis of the Milli Gengesh on April 2, was held. The given ...

The call of our farmers is for violators to be held liable for their acts under Republic Act No. 10845 or the Anti-Agricultural Smuggling Act of 2016. The law authored by Senators Cynthia Villar and JV Ejercito aims to  protect and promote the productivity of the agriculture sector and the farmers f

On April 2, the seventeenth meeting of the Mejlis Milli Gengesh of the sixth convocation was held via the digital system, which considered and adopted a number of laws and regulations developed in accordance with the priorities of the state policy of t...

Trailing closely behind any radical innovation is a rash of imitators, thieves and fraudsters – a sad fact of life to which the medical sector is not immune.

Maksat Mamytkanov remarked that the Customs Code of the Eurasian Economic Union has been in effect for five years already and is now in need of amendments and addenda. All the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union have recognized the need to amend the Customs Code as fast as possible, he said.

With a population of more than 20 million divided among seven jurisdictions, the Western Balkans has the potential to be a fertile ground for the production and distribution of counterfeit goods.

Administrative proceedings start with the rights holder filing a petition with the police, based on which the police conduct a raid on the infringer’s premises and seize any discovered counterfeit goods. They then pass samples of these to the trademark owner (or its authorised local representative) so that it can confirm the origin of the counterfeit.