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Important Dates:

Important Dates for Members:
Opening of Early Bird Registration - 01 May 2011
Closing of Early Bird Registration - 31 Aug 2011
Opening of Standard Registration - 01 Sept 2011
Closing of Standard Registration - 15 Oct 2011

Important Dates for Observers:
Opening of Early Bird Registration - 13 Jun 2011
Closing of Early Bird Registration - 31 Aug 2011
Opening of Standard Registration - 01 Sept 2011
Closing of Standard Registration - 15 Oct 2011


To The APAA Community,

The APAA Philippine Group invites you to Makati City, Metro Manila for the 2011 APAA Council Meeting. We are excited to host once again the Council Meeting and to share with you our hospitality that is distinct to the Philippines.

The 2011 APAA Council Meeting will be held from 12 to 15 November 2011. Detailed information of the Council Meeting is available online. Regular registration will end on 15 October 2011. See you in Manila!


Welcome to APAA 2011 Official Website
The APAA 2011 Organizing Committee warmly welcomes you to the 59th Council Meeting! A traditionally memorable and significant event, the Council Meeting promises to be another catalyst, where professionals bound by competence, dedication, and the spirit and energy of our Asian roots come together to discuss emergent trends and success stories, and to press our unique collaboration forward to this new decade. read more
 

Secretariat of APAA 2011

Intellectual Property Association of the Philippines Unit 2304 A Tektite West Tower Philippine Stock Exchange Center Exchange Road, Ortigas Center Pasig City.
Email: mail@ipap.com.ph
Phone: (632)687-6443

About APAA 2011 Logo

About the Jeepney Logo (designed by Jeffrey Capili)
The automotive icon of the Philippines known for its flamboyant decorations of bright colors, chrome horses, at least ten mirrors, horns and lamps on its engine hatch, the jeepney has become a symbol of Filipino ingenuity and uniqueness.. as there are no two jeepneys that are exactly alike. Jeepneys reflect Filipinos as a joyful people and their pride in turning scrap into something useful. In response to calls for reduced greenhouse gas emissions and the rise in oil prices, the future generation of this transportation, called E-jeepneys, are being test-run in Makati.