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The EUCCK held the yearly ¡°Trade Issues & Recommendations¡± press conference, addressing trade barrier issues experienced by the European business community, on March 23rd at the Hyatt Hotel.
Mr. Peter F. Thewlis, the vice president and Intellectual Property Rights Committee chairman opened the meeting by noting that the EU continues to be one of the most significant trading partners for Korea. In terms of FDI, the EU accounted for 4.78 billion USD, the largest source of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), going up 58.9 percent compared to the previous year. Be it on bilateral issues or in the multilateral framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), the EU and Korea are committed to cooperate both politically and economically.
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EUCCK Team up with Seoul Customs Service to Crackdown Piracy on the Internet |
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EU Chamber of Commerce (www.eucck.org), making headway in improving foreigner¡¯s investment and business environment in Korea, and Seoul Customs Service , a government branch responsible for IPR protection including border control and the comprehensive enforcement against illegal transactions on the Internet, will establish a MOU for cooperation on April 14, 2006 at the Seoul Customs Service, Nonhyundong, Seoul.
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Mission on the¡°IPR: Powering SMEs¡±global seminar in Hanoi, Vietnam
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Business Development Manager of the EU Malaysia Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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GUCCI and ADIDAS, members of the IPR Committee participated as instructors for the IPR Training Session hosted by the Korea Intellectual Property Office (KIPO) on March 29, 2006 at the International Intellectual Property Training Institute (IIPTI), Daejon, Korea.
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by Seong Yun Kab
KCS Commissioner
It is my great pleasure to cordially invite you to the International
Conference on Customs Protection and Enforcement of IPR to be held
on April 19 2006 in Seoul, Korea.
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The 21st century is an era of unlimited competition without physical borders. In this era, the core task for company management is to diversify and differentiate its products that will capture attention and stimulate customers¡¯ interest. After starting imports in 1986, the cosmetic industry has opened the market in full scale since the 1990s. Today, from manufacturing to sales, the cosmetic industry is meeting the era of openness and globalization. In order to survive harsh competition, it is time for the cosmetic industry to seek new technologies.
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Following the selection of Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO, Commissioner JUN, Sang Woo) as the development partner of an online international patent application system by the World intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the organization again selected KIPO as the operation and service agency for patent information in Asian region.
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The Korea Customs Service invites the EUCCK members to the upcoming International Conference on Customs Protection and Enforcement to be held this April 19th at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.
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Korea Customs Service (Commissioner Dr. Yun-kap SEONG) confiscated IPR goods appraised at KRW 19.2 billion in 89 seizures through continuous crackdown campaigns from last July to prevent customer damage from frequent export and import of counterfeits and products misrepresenting their country of origin, KCS said on January 12.
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The KCS is hosting the 9th ASEM Customs Enforcement Working Group (EWG) Meeting from April 20 to 21, 2006 to be held in Seoul, Korea.
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For the past three years, KCS made 1,255 seizures of counterfeit goods. The combined values of these fake goods are whopping KRW 856.6billion.
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Chinese police have uncovered over 6,700 Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) infringement cases in the past five years, involving 3.5 billion yuan (437.5 million U.S. dollars), and have broken a number of international criminal networks.
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This Newsletter will be free of charge only for
the Intellectual Property Rights Committee member
companies and for selected EU-officials. Others
can subscribe this monthly E-newsletter and the
IPR Committee Internet service with an annual fee
of 350,000 KRW.
You can subscribe
by
contacting
Jane Chungmin Yoo
of EUCCK at
eucsc@eucck.org. |
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Please give us your comments about IPR
E-newsletter
by e-mail
eucsc@eucck.org. |
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EUCCK Teams up with Seoul Customs Service to Crackdown Piracy on the Internet
