BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 8. Sharing experiences
within World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) will
contribute to the development of national intellectual property
systems and improve the quality of digital services, Chairman of
the Board of the Intellectual Property Agency of Azerbaijan Kamran
Imanov said, Trend
reports.


He made the remark in his online speech within the framework of
the 68th Session of the Assembly of the Member States of WIPO.


"Dear Mr. Chairman, Dear Mr. Director General, Dear Assembly
Participants!


I congratulate Mr. Daren Tang, Director General of the World
Intellectual Property Organization, on his re-election to another
term.


The development of intellectual property in Azerbaijan is being
implemented in accordance with the Socioeconomic Development
Strategy, the Digital Development Concept, and the Artificial
Intelligence Strategy for 2025-2028.


The growing interdisciplinary nature of intellectual property,
its contribution to the innovation ecosystem, and the institutional
reform implemented by the President of the country make the IP
Office a key player in development.


The focus is on the philosophy of the results of intellectual
activity, AI, and IP: from their mathematical origins to
philosophical and legal aspects, the extent to which innovative
potential is harnessed, and other interdisciplinary research,
conducted in tandem with the IP departments we have established at
leading universities. At the core of this IP policy is a rethinking
of IP itself, not only as exclusive rights, but also as the objects
endowed with these rights.


We are grateful to the WIPO Secretariat for including the
Agency's structure and activities among the 15 designated IP
offices and reflecting them in the WIPO Pathfinders Report.


Along with the digital industrial property platform, PƏNAH,
integrated with WIPO IPAS with 24/7 online registration, 3D-format,
"Open Registries," including mobile platforms, and a dedicated
accessibility menu, a digital copyright platform is also
operational.


An AI bot with consulting capabilities has been created, and AI
solutions for automating key patenting processes have been
developed in collaboration with the Eurasian Patent Office.


I am confident that sharing experiences within WIPO will
contribute to the development of national intellectual property
systems and improve the quality of digital services.


Thank you for your attention," Imanov said.