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Egypt, Sweden enhance co-operation in intellectual property protection

Egyptian Gazette

June 18, 2026

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Egypt and Sweden are posed to further promote co-operation in intellectual property protection, innovation, investment, and industrial development. The issue was at the core of discussion held on Thursday between President of the Egyptian Authority for Intellectual Property, Hisham Azmy, and Sweden’s Ambassador Sweden to Egypt, Dag Juhlin-Dannfelt. During the meeting, Azmy stated that Egypt [] The post Egypt, Sweden enhance co-operation in intellectual property protection appeared first on Egyptian Gazette.

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