IPAAC NLUO to organise Commemorative Event for World Intellectual Property Day on April 26

The Intellectual Property Analysis and Advocacy Centre (IPAAC), National Law University Odisha is all set to organise a Commemorative Event for World Intellectual Property Day on April 26, 2022, at 9 am.

National Law University Odisha (NLUO) has announced that the Intellectual Property Analysis and Advocacy Centre (IPAAC) of NLUO will organise a Commemorative Event for World Intellectual Property Day on April 26, 2022, at 9 am.

This year's theme for the globally celebrated day is IP for a Better Future: Young Innovator.

"World Intellectual Property Day is celebrated each year for the sustenance and furtherance of Intellectual property rights awareness and developments. As a center immensely involved in the periphery and integrity of intellectual property discourse, the session, is designed to commemorate the same, with esteemed resource persons invited to give addresses on crucial issues on Intellectual Property Rights in the world," says NLUO's notification. 

NLUO's Commemorative Event for World Intellectual Property Day Details

The registrations will close at 8 pm on April 25, 2022, unless seats are filled earlier.

"After registration a confirmation email containing the information about joining the meeting will be sent to the email-ids, the same are requested to be followed, to join the session on the 26th," said the NLUO's notification.

"Participants are requested to fill the registration form with the utmost care, as the joining details shall be sent to the registered email and no changes can be entertained at a later date due to the large volume of registrations. We look forward to hosting you for the event, and for your positive participation. For any clarification please feel free to contact Intellectual Property Analysis and Advocacy Centre (IPAAC), NLUO: ipr@nluo.ac.in," added the notification," added the notification.

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