CPA Participates in Zhejiang Province 2025 IP Day Events & Attends Inauguration Ceremony of Zhejiang Foreign-Related Intellectual Property Service Center

Recently, approaching the 25th World Intellectual Property Day (26 April 2025), China Patent Agent (H.K.) Ltd. (CPA) signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Zhejiang Province Intellectual Property Research and Service Center. The cooperative agreement is in line with our firm's long-term objective of contributing to the growing demand of domestic enterprises going overseas for foreign-related intellectual property (IP) services.

On 22 April 2025, a delegation led by CPA Shanghai Office deputy director Mr. Tan Zuoxi participated in the National Intellectual Property Publicity Week (20-26 April 2025) activities and 2025 World Intellectual Property Day events held in Zhejiang province.

Our delegation also attended the inauguration ceremony of the Zhejiang Foreign-Related Intellectual Property Service Center, a service platform developed and managed by the Zhejiang Province Intellectual Property Research and Service Center in conjunction with our firm. The platform aims at bringing to full advantage both sides' edges in services, talent and other resources to provide innovation entities and market players in Zhejiang with extensive, high quality, and tailored foreign-related IP services.

Our firm, as one of the three earliest foreign-related patent agencies in China, has represented since its establishment 41 years ago hundreds of thousands of Chinese patent and trademark applications, as well as a large number of PCT international applications and overseas patent and trademark applications entrusted by both domestic and foreign clients. We have accumulated rich practical experience, established a trustworthy industry reputation, and won high recognition from clients at home and overseas. CPA is also one of the largest IP firms in China, having maintained long-term good cooperative relations with international organisations including the International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (AIPPI) and the International Trademark Association (INTA), IP organisations of major countries and regions, and global innovation entities and IP firms, and is committed to providing high-quality, efficient and full-chain IP professional services.