Industrial Cooperation

As per the Biosafety Law No. 5977 (“Law No. 5977”), applications regarding research, development, processing, placing, monitoring, use, import, export, transport, storage, packaging, labeling and similar activities in relation to genetically modified organisms developed with modern biotechnological methods and their products shall be evaluated by the Turkish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (“the Ministry”) based on a report prepared by Scientific Risk and Socioeconomic Evaluation Committees (“the Committees”).

As per Provisional Article 1 of the Law Amending Certain Acts numbered 7226 (“Law No. 7226”) published in the repeating Official Gazette No. 31080 dated March 26, 2020, compulsory administrative application periods, including final term limits, regarding the origination, use or termination of a right have been suspended from 13 March 2020.

As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to affect daily life, the use of technology in training schemes have become more popular than ever. Currently, people all around the world are seeking alternative training methods that allow them to sustain regular training schedules.

Corona Outbreak: Industrial Property Applications

As per the Law Amending Certain Acts No.7226 published in the repeating Official Gazette No. 31080 dated March 26, 2020, all periods regarding the origination, use or termination of a right, including certain periods specified in the Industrial Property Law No.6769 (“Law No.6769”) have been suspended from March 13, 2020 due to Covid-19 pandemic.

Protection and Commercialization of Trade Secrets in R&D Collaboration Agreements: Biotechnology Industry

Turkish Automotive Industry: Investment Opportunities in the Light of Competition Authority Decisions

Regulations on Commercial Air Transport Enterprises Amended

Pursuant to the Turkish Civil Aviation Code (‘Code 2920’), a Turkish Civil Aircraft must be registered in the Aircraft Registry which is held by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure (‘the Ministry’).

Defense industry in Turkey has received significant attention from both the government and the public itself due to developments in Turkey’s foreign policy and the Middle East.

Offset agreements are mostly and frequently used in defense industry for certain beneficial contributions in return for a defense procurement contract. It is mainly an agreement conducted between two parties -the defense vendor and a foreign government- a

Additional to the Public Tender Act no. 4734 Article 3, principles that were agreed upon on the procurement of defence technologies on the date of 19/2/2018 came into force on 22/03/2018 with its publication in the Official Gazette no. 30368. In a broad o