CONFERENCE ON TRADE MARKS AND GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS: FUTURE PERSPECTIVES

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PROGRAMME CONFERENCE ON TRADE MARKS AND GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS: FUTURE PERSPECTIVES Co-organised by the European Commission, DG Agriculture and Rural Development (AGRI) and the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) Date: 3 rd and 4 th October 2018 Venue: EUIPO (Auditorium)

WEDNESDAY 3 RD OCTOBER 2018 MORNING SESSION 08:30 09:00 Welcome coffee 09:00 09:30 I. Opening remarks (30 ) 09:30 12:25 II. The relations between trade marks and geographical indications (155 ) 1. Geographical indications and different kinds of trade marks (45 ) The speakers will present various issues regarding the complementarities and differences between geographical indications and trade mark instruments, for instance the function and nature of each IP right. 2. Protected geographical indications and the ex-officio examination of trade mark applications (45 ) The speakers will present, preferably from a practical point of view, their experiences in respect of the exofficio examination under absolute grounds for refusal of trade mark applications against prior geographical indications, highlighting the important issues involved (scope of protection, concepts of evocation and comparable products, etc.) 11:20-11:40 Coffee break

3. Protected geographical indications as earlier rights in oppositions (45 ) The speakers will present, preferably from a practical point of view, their experience with oppositions between an earlier geographical indication and a trade mark, highlighting the important issues (entitlement to act, scope of protection, reputation, etc.) 12:25 13:30 III. Case law of the European Court of Justice / General Court (65 ) The speakers will present various issues which have been developed by the case-law on the relation between geographical indications and trade marks, such as the scope of protection under absolute and relative grounds for refusal, the function of collective trade marks which designate a geographical origin, and concepts from geographical indications law that have been litigated ( evocation, etc.) Questions and answers (20 ) 13:30-15:00 Lunch *************** AFTERNOON SESSION 15:00 15:45 IV. The protection of GIs in the EU and abroad (45 ) The speakers will present various initiatives and experiences of protection of GIs in the European Union and in non-eu countries 15:45 17:15 V. Round table: the interface between GIs and trade marks at international level (90 )

The speakers, representing various international organizations and/or jurisdictions, will discuss questions put by the moderator regarding the relationships between geographical indications and trade marks at a supranational level, such as through international agreements or the Lisbon System. Questions and answers 17:15 END OF DAY 1 20:30 Gala Dinner at Castle Santa Bárbara THURSDAY 4 TH OCTOBER 2018 MORNING SESSION 08:30 09:00 Welcome coffee 09:00 09:45 VI. The protection of non-agricultural GIs (45 ) The speakers will present the experience of a national Administration to protect geographical indications for non-agricultural products (as well as the initiatives taken by the Commission) 09:45 10:55 VII. The enforcement of GIs (70 ) The speakers will present the challenges in relation to enforcement of geographical indications in the marketplace, on-line and in trade, drawing in particular on the initiatives and experience of the EUIPO s Observatory in relation to the enforcement of geographical indications and trade marks, as well as right holders expectations. Questions and answers (25 ) 10:55 11:20 Coffee break

11:20 12:50 VIII. Round table: the future perspectives of users (90 ) The speakers, representing users and right-holders will discuss questions put by the moderator regarding their expectations and recommendations for the future relationships between geographical indications and trade marks as complementary IP instruments Questions and answers 12:50-13:10 Closing remarks (20 ) 13:10-14:30 Lunch ************ AFTERNOON SESSION 14:30 19:00 Half day excursion to the Winery