9 May 2016Jurisdiction reportsIsik Ozdogan and Ezgi Baklaci

Turkey: bated breath following IP law consultation

Turkey’s current laws comply with most of the international treaties and conventions to which Turkey is a signatory. However, the draft law aims to comply with the Trademark Law Treaty (1994) and also introduces new provisions in light of amendments in 2015 to the TRIPS Agreement and the EU trademarks directive and regulation.

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