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3. Contributions from the former traineesMy advanced career after taking the JPO/IPR training course in JapanMs. Thouk Much Theary (Cambodia)(FY2014 JPO/IPR Training Course for IP Trainers, 23 June - 04 July 2014)Ladies & GentlemenFirstly, let me extend my appreciation to APIC/JIPII and take this opportunity to congratulate all of youreffort for the summer editing "ENISHI IP Friends Connections. I also extend most appreciation to The JapaneseGovernment that always extends official development assistance to developing countries to supportself-efforts of the citizens of those countries.On the one hand, I would like to introduce myself. I graduated from University of Economic in 1994 andstarted working in the Department of Intellectual Property of the Ministry of Commerce from September1996 until March 2016. I received a postgraduate degree in Management and Sciences from PannasastraUniversity in 2002. In my professional progressive working experience of "nineteen years" directly engagingwith the Department of Intellectual Property, I attended various professional training courses, workshopsand meetings with an overall emphasis on business management as well as Industrial Property Management,Administration and Enforcement both local and abroad. I am also familiar with the function of Marks RegistrationDivision, its internal control system and procedures throughout examination cycles.On the other hand, this is to indicate in brief my key professional competences and the strength of thefollowing working experiences after attending the training courses in Japan. I attended four Intellectual PropertyRight (IPRs) courses as following: First, as a Chief of Law in the Research and Dissemination Section,dealing mostly with researching, studying, translating and editing international IPRs laws and treaties fromEnglish to Khmer. I attended the Program on Industrial Property Management in January 10-25, 2001. Duringthe course, I obtained knowledge of IPRs in general and experiences on how to conduct performanceand monitoring of efficient/ effective management methods from the host country and Asian participants. Inorder to solve the problems that occur, the IP awareness and management at national level is still neededfrom the relevant administrative authorities, competent officers and all stakeholders by organizing a nationalseminar, study visit and cooperation with countries/ organizations at both regional and international level forexchange experiences and lessons on IP management and development. After the course, my first assignmentwas to be a Deputy Chief of the Trademark Registration Division, in charge of renewal, licensing,amendment, record of assignment, and change of name and address of mark registration.Then, I attended the "International Seminar on Civil and Commercial law" which was organized by JICAfrom February 9 to March 27, 2004 in OSAKA, Japan. I gained knowledge of current legal systems for theprotection of IPRs; formulated future policies for their development of legislation for IPR protection thatcontributed to the improvement of IPR harmonization in ASIA. The course is complied with my work re-4 ENISHI IP Friends Connections August 2018 No.19