Traduction de «groupe d'intellectuels » (Français → Anglais) :

think tank [ think-tank | think factory | brain tank ]

Negotiating Group on Intellectual Property Rights

Intellectual Property Law Group

talented and gifted pupils lead teacher | talented and gifted students lead teacher | teacher for talented pupils | teacher of talented and gifted students

Working Party on Intellectual Property (Patents)

Working Party on Intellectual Property (Copyright)

Working Party on Intellectual Property

intellectual property right | IPR | intellectual right | IR | intellectual property | IP

intellectual property expert | patent consultant | intellectual property consultant | patent specialist

special-interest groups' staff member | sports association official | special-interest groups' official | special-interest groups' worker

It will create an expert group to gather further expertise on issues such as licensing practises, sound IP valuation and FRAND determination.

At the same time, coordination should be ensured with EU external action, for example through a Round of Eminent Persons from Europe and the Muslim world, to encourage intellectual exchanges and a wider dialogue between societies.

For countries with which the EU is not engaged in negotiations, a practical way to address IPR challenges is to set up ‘IP dialogues’ or ‘IP Working Groups’ involving regular interactions between the EU and the relevant authorities in non-EU countries.

Notes the assessment of the HLWG that even though both the EU and US are committed to high level of IPR protection and enforcement, it might not be feasible, in eventual negotiations, to seek to reconcile across-the-board differences with regards to the IPR obligations typically included in EU and US trade agreements; underlines, however, that the approach proposed for negotiations should be ambitious, aiming at solving the areas of divergence, and at dealing with the IPR matters in a mutually satisfactory manner, while ensuring a satisfactory level of protection for economic operators; reiterates that both EU and US growth and job creation efforts rely on the ability to innovate and produce ...[+++] creatively, and, that being the case, that the transatlantic economy is threatened by counterfeiting and piracy; considers the new EU-US Information and Communication Technology principles as an encouragement for increased synergy;