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WIPO is made up of 194 member states, including leading economies and world leaders in intellectual property.Indecopi participated in the inaugural session of the 68th series of meetings within the framework of the General Assembly of the Member States of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), held in Geneva (Switzerland), where it developed an agenda of 16 bilateral meetings with authorities from international organizations and national intellectual property offices, aimed at strengthening international cooperation, promoting innovation projects, promoting digital transformation and consolidating new initiatives to benefit the countrys intellectual property ecosystem. The General Assembly constitutes the main space for dialogue and decision-making on intellectual property worldwide.
During his intervention before the Member States, the Indecopi representation reaffirmed Perus commitment to continue promoting a more balanced, inclusive and oriented towards sustainable development intellectual property system. Likewise, she thanked WIPO for its support in strengthening national capacities in innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship, especially for the benefit of women entrepreneurs and vulnerable populations.
Likewise, Indecopi announced that the deposit of the ratification of the WIPO Treaty on Intellectual Property, Genetic Resources and Associated Traditional Knowledge will be carried out, an instrument that promotes greater transparency in the patent system, helping to avoid cases of biopiracy. He also highlighted that Peru, through Indecopi, will exercise the Presidency of the Advisory Committee on Enforcement (ACE) and the Vice-Presidency of the Permanent Committee on the Law of Trademarks, Industrial Designs and Geographical Indications (SCT), which reflects the confidence of the Member States in the country.
As part of its work agenda, Indecopi held a meeting with Marco Aleman, deputy director general of the Intellectual Property and Innovation Ecosystems Sector of the WIPO, to follow up on cooperation projects in support of MSMEs, assistance to inventors, financing based on intellectual property, data analysis and innovation, among others. Likewise, she met with Hongbing Chen, executive director of the WIPO Academy, with whom she reviewed the progress of the Warmi Marka Puno project, aimed at strengthening the capabilities of women entrepreneurs in the Puno region, and addressed new actions to consolidate the Indecopi National School as a regional reference in specialized training in intellectual property.
He also held meetings with Claudia Franco, head of the National Directorate of Intellectual Property (DINAPI) of Paraguay, to strengthen technical cooperation and exchange experiences on intellectual property; with Leandro Toscano, head of the Business Development and Digital Content Disputes Section of the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center, to provide assistance to Indecopi officials through practical training programs in conciliation; with Elisa Rodriguez, director of the Spanish Patent and Trademark Office (OEPM), with whom the Implementation Plan of the Ibero-American Training Project on Searches and Technological Information (CIBIT) was signed and new technical cooperation actions were discussed; and with Matias Noetinger, president of the Inter-American Association of Intellectual Property (ASIPI), to strengthen collaboration in the development of training, dissemination and innovation activities in intellectual property in the region.
Lima, July 7, 2026
