Uzbekistan's Path to WTO Accession: Legislative Reforms & Commitments

  • 13 May 2024
  • EURASIA
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Gain insights from Renata IMANGALIYEVA, S&O UZBEKISTAN's IP Associate, about Uzbekistan's journey to joining the World Trade Organization (WTO). Renata delves into Uzbekistan's legislative and institutional transformations, including amendments to national laws to harmonize with WTO standards, initiatives to strengthen intellectual property protection, and strategies to combat counterfeit goods. She highlights the importance of these measures in creating a more conducive environment for trade and investment in Uzbekistan.

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