Russian holding company registers the trademark in Azerbaijan
Trademark of the Russian holding "Schwabe"was registered in Azerbaijan. It is valid for 16 classes of the International Classification of Goods and Services. According to the information the government structure of the Russian Federation, it will allow it to protect the rights of their products - surveying, medical, optical and lighting equipment, as well as to carry out research, development work and industrial analysis under its own brand.
By the way, this holding has a practice of supplying the Azerbaijani partners with optical devices, surveying equipment and medical equipment. "The range of supply of our products is quite diverse. Registration of a trademark in the country is a landmark step in the development of business relations. It will not only protect our Azerbaijani partners from various counterfeit products, but also create conditions for the implementation of various joint projects," reads the information referring to Anatoly Sludnykh , the Deputy Foreign Trade and Marketing Sales Director.
The Holding "Schwabe" is part of the state corporation Rostec uniting major Russian enterprises of the optoelectronic industry (a total of 64 organizations in all regions of Russia, as well as abroad - China, Germany, Switzerland, Belarus), including research institutes, design desk research and production association. --17D-
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