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19 December 2018Copyright

WTO to investigate Qatar’s IP allegations against Saudi Arabia

The World Trade Organization (WTO) will investigate Qatar’s allegations of IP breaches by Saudi Arabia, to determine whether the kingdom allegedly failed to stop pirated broadcasts of a Qatar-based broadcaster.

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Saudi Arabia says WTO ‘cannot’ hear IP dispute with Qatar
7 December 2018   Saudi Arabia has said the World Trade Organization (WTO) cannot resolve an IP dispute with Qatar due to national security concerns, according to Reuters.
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Qatar takes on Saudi Arabia over IP violations
3 October 2018   Qatar’s ministry of economy and commerce has accused Saudi Arabia of violating the IP rights of Qatari citizens, in a recent filing at the World Trade Organization.


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