AGIP Holds Training Course on Intellectual Property Awareness and Counterfeiting Prevention

AMMAN - Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property (AGIP) held a specialized training course for its staff to strengthen awareness of intellectual property (IP) rights and learn practical measures to combat counterfeit products. The one-day program reinforced AGIP's commitment to building institutional and legal capacities that protect intellectual property and support a compliant, innovation-friendly environment.

The one‑day course covered the fundamentals of intellectual property, explaining why IP protection is essential for encouraging innovation, securing investments, and maintaining market integrity. The trainer illustrated how IP rights translate into real‑world protections for creators, companies, and consumers. Participants were guided through the legal and institutional frameworks that underpin IP enforcement.

The session also reviewed mechanisms and procedures for reporting counterfeit products, as well as the necessary steps to ensure the effective handling of such reports. Additionally, it outlined the process for employees to receive a development incentive upon reporting a counterfeit trademark, contingent on the success of the ensuing procedures and the implementation of necessary measures by the competent authorities.

It is worth mentioning that this training supports a broader strategy to instill an IP‑aware culture across AGIP. The initiative complements AGIP’s advisory and enforcement services by ensuring that its teams apply best practices in daily operations and client interactions. By raising awareness internally, AGIP aims to multiply its external impact, helping clients reduce losses from infringement and creating safer marketplaces.

AGIP is a leading provider of comprehensive IP services, including registration, enforcement, education, and consultancy, designed to protect innovation and support business growth across global markets.