Egypt increases its Intellectual Property Official Fees
The Intellectual Property Office of Egypt recently announced an increase on its Intellectual Property Official Fees related to trademarks. This increase applies not only to new trademark applications but also to trademark applications which publication and registration fees were not payed yet.
The new fees entered in force on october 15, 2017.
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