A new registry tool enables comprehensive applicant-name searches to improve regional patent tracking.

The portal will simplify industrial design registration and dispute procedures.

Trade Mark and Patent Offices will remain closed from 13 July 2026, and will reopen on 19 July 2026.

Five new electronic copyright services were introduced, covering certificates, deposits, and assignments.

Qatar's TMO has clarified that all trade mark classes are now fully available for registration, including Class 33 for alcoholic beverages.

The international treaty that standardises the classification of goods and services for trade mark registration will enter into force for Qatar on 10 February 2026.

Qatar’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry has started accepting industrial design applications, which marks the long-awaited implementation of Qatar’s Industrial Design Law.

The partnership aims to modernise Qatar’s judicial framework, enabling more efficient and effective resolution of commercial and IP disputes.

The new digital services include online publication of official gazettes and electronic trade mark registration certificates.

Qatar recently made its database of 147,670 trademark records available to the Global Brand Database.

The Madrid Protocol entered into force in Qatar on 3 August 2024.

The Qatar Ministry of Commerce and Industry introduced significant service fee reductions across key sectors effective 11 July 2024.