What Is a Reciprocal Agreement?

Refers to the agreement signed between the two countries on the principle of equality and mutual benefit and mutually accepting trademark applications for registration of nationals of the other country.

Trademark reciprocity agreement

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Refers to the agreement signed between the two countries on the principle of equality and mutual benefit and mutually accepting trademark applications for registration of nationals of the other country.

The "Regulations on the Administration of Trademarks" promulgated in China in 1963 once stipulated that foreign trademark applications for registration in China require that the applicant's country must have a trademark reciprocity agreement with China. At present, the countries that have reciprocity agreements with China include Britain, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Greece, Denmark, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Spain, Austria, New Zealand, Australia , Iran, Argentina, Canada, Romania, the United States, Poland, Japan, Pakistan, Liechtenstein, Thailand, etc. 30.