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The AmCham Roundtable on Intellectual Property Protection saw the head of Serbia’s negotiating team for EU accession, Tanja Mišćević, meet with representatives of the business community to discuss the negotiation platform for Chapter 7.

The roundtable was attended by representatives of the Intellectual Property Rights Office, Market Inspection – Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications, the Special Prosecutor’s Office for High-Tech Crime, Tax Administration, Customs Administration and the Interior Ministry, who discussed progress in the prevention of piracy and counterfeiting on the internet, parallel imports, labour inspection services and the processing of offenses in the field of intellectual property protection.

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