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Chennai, Sept. 5

The Japanese Patent Office and the Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation will offer training and awareness programmes in intellectual property protection in India. Ms Brinda Mohan, a senior partner in the law firm Mohan Associates, said that programmes will be conducted through the Indian Intellectual Property Alumni Association, which was inaugurated here today.

The Association includes members who have undergone training at the Japanese Institute. The objective is to increase the number of people who are trained in this area, she said. In the last decade, over 70 people were trained in Japan. India is the fifth centre with similar associations set up in Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines and Indonesia.

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