China Highlights Invention Patents at Beijing Conference
China holds over 5.39 million valid domestic invention patents and 50.82 million registered trademarks, according to the nation's top intellectual property regulator. The figures were presented at a conference in Beijing on Monday.
China has underscored its substantial number of domestic invention patents and registered trademarks. The country's leading intellectual property authority announced in Beijing on Monday that the nation currently holds over 5.39 million valid domestic invention patents.
Furthermore, 50.82 million valid domestic trademarks have been registered. These figures were disclosed during a conference focused on the development and global economic significance of China's intellectual property rights.
The volume of patents reflects the country's growing investment in research and development and innovation activities. The large number of trademarks, in turn, indicates vigorous business activity and brand building within the domestic market.
According to the regulator, these statistics support China's objective to strengthen its position as a global innovation hub and protect technological advancements. The conference also addressed patent utilization and international cooperation.