Overview
Angola protects a wide range of intellectual property assets through local legislation, covering trademarks, patents, and industrial designs. Oversight of these rights is entrusted to the Angolan Institute of Industrial Property, which manages all filings, examinations, and registrations.
Angola’s IP system follows established international standards, providing both local and foreign applicants with procedures for securing legal protection. Compared to other jurisdictions, registration requirements and enforcement measures are clearly stipulated, ensuring that rights holders can effectively safeguard their interests.
International Conventions
Angola is a signatory to several international treaties that shape its IP framework. These include:
• Paris Convention
• Berne Convention
• TRIPS Agreement
This information does not constitute legal advice; it is for informational purposes only.