CLDP advisors, including IP experts from the USPTO, the private sector and federal judges from the US, Australia and Thailand, conducted a seminar with Pakistan’s Intellectual Property Organization and judiciary to promote a better understanding of intellectual property principles and law.

CLDP conducted a judicial capacity building seminar on IP in Islamabad, Pakistan, to equip a core group of judges with an elevated understanding of IP and Pakistan's IP law, as well as an appreciation of the social and economic importance of IP to Pakistan.

CLDP held an intellectual property adjudication forum in Pakistan which included judges, government officials and intellectual property professionals. The forum provided an outlet for the participants to realize challenges and opportunities inherent in the country’s IP capabilities, and allowed them...

A CLDP team spent and entire day at the Pakistani Patent Office, touring the premises, interviewing the patent controller and delivering 5 hours of training to all of the examiners.

Pakistani Ministry of Health (MoH) officials participated in a week-long capacity building program at the Food and Drug Administration's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) where they became familiar with the US approach to drug evaluation and registration.

CLDP conducted an Algerian program on technology licensing consisting of two phases: 1/ A four-day workshop in Rabat, Morocco, that took place in late February 2007. Based upon case studies developed by CLDP, the workshop was focused on the law of technology licensing and of technology transfer. 2/...

As a part of continued capacity building to equip a core group of Pakistani Customs Officials with a thorough understanding of IP enforcement best practices, CLDP is sponsoring the participation of a second Customs Official in the US Patent and Trademark Office's Global Intellectual Property Academy...

A CLDP advisor from USPTO traveled to Egypt to conduct an intensive ten-day training course to help train the Egyptian Trademark Office (ETO) on using the International Classification of the Figurative Elements of Marks Vienna Classification System.

CLDP worked with the Federal Judicial Academy, IPO Pakistan and the Punjab High Court to establish a conveniently re-usable IP module to sensitize judges to intellectual property. Punjabi judges and FJA personnel were centrally involved in the program to prepare them to sustain continued IP capacity...

CLDP advisor traveled to Kyiv, Ukraine to conduct an Instructors Workshop for the Ukraine-specific Technical Guide for IP Enforcement.