The article proposes a set of immediate, practical measures to strengthen anti‑counterfeiting resilience during periods of regional geopolitical crises.

The new law strengthens breeder’s rights while aligning with both the national legislation and international standards.

As of 27 January 2026, all trade mark applications must comply with the revised list of goods and services.

The project applies circular economy principles by recycling nearly 500,000 counterfeit items into around 200,000 new products.

The new IP system features 11 initiatives designed to strengthen innovation, creativity, and IP protection.

Revised trade mark fees, SME discounts, and exemptions for people with disabilities will take effect on 15 November.

The GI system aims to protect national products that have unique characteristics tied to specific regions within the country.

The Ministry of Economy issued a notice informing IP right holders that zero amount payments were not valid.