Paraguay’s National Directorate of Intellectual Property (DINAPI) launched the pilot plan ‘Pya’e Porã’, an initiative aimed at speeding up and simplifying trademark registration and management procedures through new digital tools. The project includes a cycle of informative webinars targeting users, professionals, and the public interested in the intellectual property system.
The first virtual meeting will be conducted by technicians from the Trademark Directorate, who will explain the functioning and main scope of the pilot plan. The activity will take place on Thursday, May 21, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., in virtual format, with prior registration via a form made available by the institution.
The initiative is part of a modernization process to optimize administrative procedures and offer more agile and efficient services to citizens. The pilot plan ‘Pya’e Porã’ represents a concrete step in this direction, promising to reduce deadlines and bureaucracy in trademark registration in the country.