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Law and economics conference highlights WIPO TKGR Treaty TRIPS interface, India's health services trade and regulatory challenges. The conference examined the interface between the WIPO TKGR Treaty and the TRIPS Agreement, highlighting risks of fraudulent disclosures and wrongful patent grants based on traditional knowledge, the robustness of India's patent regime, and compliance challenges. It also analysed trade in health services-temporary movement of natural persons, cross-border delivery modes, visa and insurance barriers, Mutual Recognition Arrangements, digital health and AI-stressing institutional, regulatory and fiscal measures to align commercial growth with access objectives.
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<h1>Law and economics conference highlights WIPO TKGR Treaty TRIPS interface, India's health services trade and regulatory challenges.</h1> The conference examined the interface between the WIPO TKGR Treaty and the TRIPS Agreement, highlighting risks of fraudulent disclosures and wrongful patent grants based on traditional knowledge, the robustness of India's patent regime, and compliance challenges. It also analysed trade in health services-temporary movement of natural persons, cross-border delivery modes, visa and insurance barriers, Mutual Recognition Arrangements, digital health and AI-stressing institutional, regulatory and fiscal measures to align commercial growth with access objectives.