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Beijing sets plan to strengthen intellectual property through 2035
Beijing has issued a plan to develop its intellectual property system during the 15th Five-Year Plan period.
Intellectual property includes protections for creations and inventions, and the plan aims to make it a stronger part of economic development.
By 2030, Beijing wants to be a leading city for intellectual property services, dispute resolution, industry support and international cooperation.
It also aims to raise the city’s overall strength and global influence in this field.
By 2035, Beijing plans to integrate intellectual property more deeply with its modern economy and become an international centre for innovation, expertise and resources.
The city’s intellectual property agencies will now coordinate implementation and identify examples of how the plan can support businesses and development.
Beijing has issued a plan to strengthen its intellectual property system through 2035.
The plan aims to make the city a model for building a strong intellectual property country.
By 2030, Beijing aims to establish itself as a hub for intellectual property services and dispute resolution, among other goals.
By 2035, the city aims to become an international leader in intellectual property innovation, talent and value creation.
The plan sets out more than 160 tasks across five major areas and 17 aspects.
- Who
- The Beijing Municipal Government approved the plan, which will be implemented by Beijing’s intellectual property system.
- What
- Beijing issued a plan to develop the city as a model for building a strong intellectual property country.
- When
- The plan was published on October 10, 2026; it sets goals for 2030 and 2035.
- Where
- Beijing, China.
- Why
- To strengthen intellectual property and support high-quality development and the development of a modern economic system.
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Beijing aims to have basically built an intellectual property model city and to strengthen its international influence and competitiveness.
Beijing aims to have built a high-quality intellectual property model city and become an international leader in intellectual property.
- Approval
- Approved by the Beijing Municipal Government
- Publication date
- October 10, 2026
- Main areas
- 5
- Aspects
- 17
- Tasks
- More than 160
- Targets
- 2030 and 2035
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