World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) 2025 China Summer School Opens at East China University of Political Science and Law Recognition
On June 30, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) 2025 China Summer School opened at East China University of Political Science and Law. Yu Chen, Deputy Director of the Shanghai Intellectual Property Bureau, Luo Peixin, Party Committee Member and Vice President of East China University of Political Science and Law, and Deng Yuhua, Advisor of the WIPO China Office attended the opening ceremony and delivered speeches.
Yu Chen pointed out that talent is a strategic advantage for Shanghai’s development, the first resource for the development of the intellectual property cause, and a key support for building an intellectual property strong city. The joint hosting of the WIPO China Summer School is an important outcome of the deepening cooperation between the Shanghai Municipal Government and WIPO in cultivating intellectual property talent. As the first WIPO summer school to be established in China, East China University of Political Science and Law has firmly grasped the strategic opportunity of national intellectual property talent cultivation, fully utilized its professional expertise and resource advantages, and has trained 667 intellectual property talents with international vision and cross-cultural communication skills for more than 30 countries. The Huazheng Summer School project has become a benchmark platform for international talent cultivation.
Luo Peixin stated that as a significant base for intellectual property education in China, East China University of Political Science and Law possesses abundant academic resources and an outstanding teaching team. Adhering to an internationalized educational philosophy, it focuses on cultivating high-level, interdisciplinary, and international intellectual property professionals. This summer school will further refine its efforts in diversifying teaching themes, internationalizing the faculty team, and normalizing practical training.
Deng Yuhua stated that digital technologies, represented by artificial intelligence, are profoundly transforming the world while also bringing new challenges such as data rights and governance frameworks. In the current global innovation landscape, there is a gap between developed and developing countries in terms of accessing knowledge, technology, and participating in green innovation. WIPO is committed to actively promoting global policy coordination, continuously strengthening judicial cooperation and capacity building, and plays a core role in fostering international cooperation. The WIPO Summer School is an important platform for cultivating international innovation leaders.
The Wuhan Summer School program attracted 141 participants from 21 countries, including Egypt, Poland, Peru, France, South Korea, etc., with 113 Chinese students and 28 international students, setting a new record for participation. The program engaged 30 experts from the Shanghai Intellectual Property Bureau, WIPO, the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce Arbitration Institute of Sweden, the Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition in Germany, the Supreme People’s Court, the Higher People’s Court of Shanghai, Tsinghua University, and Peking University. Focusing on topics such as artificial intelligence governance, international dispute resolution of intellectual property, and administrative and judicial protection of intellectual property, the program combined classroom learning with practical activities to comprehensively and deeply assist students in understanding Chinese and foreign intellectual property rules and tracking the latest developments in the field of intellectual property.
The head of the International Cooperation and Exchange Department of the Municipal Intellectual Property Bureau, representatives from the International Cooperation and Exchange Department and the Intellectual Property School of East China University of Political Science and Law, and other teachers attended the opening ceremony.
Source: International Cooperation and Exchange Office, East China University of Political Science and Law
CTMRA Expert Joins WIPO Summer Program: Enhancing Global Trademark Recognition
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Key Insight: Participation in WIPO’s flagship program signals international recognition of CTMRA’s expertise and validates China’s growing role in global intellectual property frameworks.
Introduction: CTMRA’s Growing Global Presence
In a significant development for China’s intellectual property sector, Mr. Ma, a distinguished member of the China Trademark Registration Agency (CTMRA), has been selected to participate in the prestigious World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Summer Program. This recognition highlights CTMRA’s expertise in trademark registration and global intellectual property protection.
About WIPO: The World Intellectual Property Organization is a specialized agency of the United Nations dedicated to developing a balanced international IP system. With 193 member states, WIPO sets global standards for intellectual property protection, including trademarks, patents, and copyrights.
WIPO Summer Program: A Prestigious Opportunity
The WIPO Summer Program is a highly selective initiative that brings together leading intellectual property experts from around the world. This intensive program focuses on:
- Global trademark registration systems and best practices
- International IP law developments and harmonization efforts
- Emerging challenges in digital trademark protection
- Cross-border enforcement strategies
- Dispute resolution in international trademark cases
Mr. Ma’s acceptance into this program follows a rigorous selection process that evaluated his extensive experience in Chinese and international trademark law, as well as his contributions to CTMRA’s successful client outcomes.
What This Means for CTMRA’s Recognition
WIPO’s selection of a CTMRA representative carries significant implications for our agency’s standing in the global intellectual property community:
“WIPO’s acceptance of CTMRA professionals into their flagship programs demonstrates the international recognition of China’s expertise in intellectual property protection,” says industry analyst Jennifer Reynolds. “This validation matters significantly for businesses seeking reliable trademark registration services.”
Mr. Ma’s Expertise in Trademark Registration
With over a decade of experience at CTMRA, Mr. Ma has developed specialized expertise in:
- Madrid System international trademark registrations
- Navigating China’s evolving trademark legislation
- Cross-cultural trademark dispute resolution
- Trademark portfolio management for multinational corporations
- Geographical indication protection strategies
His practical experience includes successfully registering and defending trademarks across diverse sectors including technology, consumer goods, pharmaceuticals, and cultural industries.
Benefits for CTMRA Clients
CTMRA clients gain significant advantages from our agency’s WIPO recognition:
- Enhanced International Strategies: Direct access to WIPO’s latest trademark registration protocols
- Streamlined Global Protection: More efficient international trademark registration processes
- Dispute Prevention: Advanced knowledge of potential international trademark conflicts
- Future-Ready Protection: Insights into emerging digital trademark challenges
- Cost Efficiency: Reduced risks of registration rejections and disputes
The Future of Global Trademark Protection
As global commerce continues to evolve, CTMRA’s participation in WIPO programs positions our clients at the forefront of important developments:
- Harmonization of international trademark registration standards
- Enhanced protection against online counterfeiting
- Streamlined procedures for global trademark registration
- Emerging challenges in non-traditional trademarks
- Blockchain applications for trademark verification
CTMRA’s connection to WIPO ensures that our clients benefit from the latest advancements in global trademark protection strategies.
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Leverage CTMRA’s WIPO-recognized expertise for your global trademark registration needs. Our specialists combine local knowledge with international best practices to protect your intellectual property worldwide.
Consult with Our Trademark ExpertsConclusion: CTMRA as Your Trusted IP Partner
Mr. Ma’s participation in the WIPO Summer Program underscores CTMRA’s position as a leader in international trademark registration. This recognition from the United Nations’ specialized IP agency validates our expertise and commitment to excellence in global intellectual property protection.
For businesses seeking reliable, knowledgeable trademark registration services with global reach, CTMRA offers unparalleled expertise validated by the world’s premier intellectual property organization. Our WIPO connection ensures that your trademark registration strategies incorporate the latest international standards and best practices.
