The China National Intellectual Property Administration's recently released list of 20 government-led patent commercialization cases has recognized the Shanghai Intellectual Property Administration's (SIPA) project to strengthen interdepartmental coordination and build a supportive ecosystem.
To strengthen foreign-related intellectual property (IP) legal services, Shanghai Intellectual Property Administration (SIPA) and the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Justice held the first foreign-related IP law firm-enterprise matching salon on Jan 14.
Shanghai Intellectual Property Administration (SIPA) has opened a registration service window for data product intellectual property (IP) in the Yangtze River Delta eco-green integrated development demonstration zone at Xicen Sci-Tech Innovation Center in Qingpu district.
Huangpu District Market Supervision Bureau (Huangpu Intellectual Property Administration) has mobilized resources and precise measures to bolster intellectual property protection for foreign-invested firms in Shanghai's high-end commercial core, strengthening legal safeguards and rights protection.
Shanghai has authorized enterprise information inquiry platforms Qixinbao and Qichacha to display registered data product intellectual property (IP) information starting Jan 1.
China aims to further enhance intellectual property (IP) governance, improve patent quality, and accelerate IP commercialization during the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) period.
As the nation enters the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30), the focus will remain on high-quality IP development, strengthening protections, and driving international collaboration, further contributing to global innovation.
As China moves into its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30), key regions are driving innovation and strengthening intellectual property (IP) capabilities, positioning China as a global leader in IP protection, commercialization, and international collaboration.
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