CORPORATE AFFAIRS AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OFFICE 
Barbados is a party to the 1961 Convention abolishing the requirements of diplomatic or consular legalization for foreign public documents. (i.e. The Hague Convention). The Hague Convention has legal effect in Barbados by virtue of the Public Documents (Exemption from Diplomatic or Consular Legalization) Act, Cap. 122.
The Action is designed to contribute to the integration of the Caribbean Forum of ACP Group of States into the World Economy, through strengthening the enabling framework that stimulates innovation and competitiveness of the private sector. The specific objective of the action is to further upgrade and harmonise the system for IP creation, protection, administration and enforcement in line with the EPA provisions, and to contribute to regional integration in IPR. EUIPO, the implementing agency is looking for two full time experts to be assigned to the action for an initial duration of four years
Deadline: 29 November
Further information:
EuropeAid/140459/DH/SER/Multi (https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/
