Invited by the Intellectual Property Office of Mongolia (IPOM), Li Yuguang, deputy commissioner of China's State Intellectual Property Office (SIPO), led a delegation to Mongolia for a working visit and was met with by Na Alatanhuyage, the first deputy prime minister of Mongolia.

During the meeting, Na Alatanhuyage said the cooperation between SIPO and IPOM has achieved great achievement, laying a sound foundation for the partnership between the two countries in business and trade sectors. Mongolia is looking forward to learning from China about its experience and practices in simulating IPR's role in innovation and protecting traditional medicine.

Li said it is China's declared policy to strengthen the Sino-Mongolia relationship. Since an IPR-related cooperation agreement was signed six years ago, the two states have been working together smoothly in IPR industry. SIPO will make further efforts to reinforce the partnership between the two agencies.

(Source:IPR in China)