China Highlights IP Advances at Annual Conference
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BEIJING, Sept. 10, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- China National Intellectual Property Administration recently highlighted the nation's significant advancements in intellectual property (IP) at the 2023 China Intellectual Property Annual Conference, which concluded in Beijing. The event, now in its 14th year, serves as a pivotal platform to showcase China’s achievements in IP and foster discussions on future developments.
According to the China National Intellectual Property Administration, as of this year, China holds over 5.39 million valid domestic invention patents and 50.82 million valid domestic registered trademarks. These figures underscore the country's growing commitment to innovation and protection of intellectual property rights. Additionally, China has led the world in Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) applications for seven consecutive years, a testament to its robust innovation ecosystem.
The annual conference, which took place from Tuesday to Wednesday, featured one main forum, 13 sub-forums, and over 20 activities. Topics ranged from artificial intelligence and patent services to the newly revised Trademark Law, making it a comprehensive platform for stakeholders in the IP sector. The administration emphasized the theme of promoting high-quality IP development during the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-2030), signaling a strategic focus on enhancing the quality and efficiency of IP protection and utilization.
With a track record of becoming one of Asia’s largest and most influential IP events since its launch in 2010, the conference continues to attract a diverse array of participants, including service providers, innovators, and policymakers. By providing a venue for forward-looking discussions, the event aims to connect various stakeholders and contribute to the global IP governance landscape.
As China advances in its IP landscape, the annual conference plays a crucial role in maintaining the country’s competitive edge in innovation and technology. The event serves as a platform for showcasing achievements and setting new benchmarks in the realm of intellectual property.