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Trademark Registration in Syria, Legacy Partners Global

Trademark protection in Syria is governed by Trademark Law No. 8 of 2007 (as amended), which regulates the registration, enforcement, and protection of trademarks. The competent authority responsible for administering trademark matters is the Industrial & Commercial Protection Directorate under the Ministry of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection, and all trademark applications are filed and processed before the Syrian Trademark Registry, maintained by this Directorate. Syria follows a first-to-file system, meaning that rights in a trademark are generally granted to the first applicant who files the mark, irrespective of prior use.

Last updated 3 July 2026

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  1. Why register
  2. Our services
  3. Registration process
  4. Documents required
  5. Timeline and renewal
  6. Client stories
  7. Insights
  8. Nearby countries

Why register your trademark in Syria

  • Exclusive Rights

    Grants you exclusive legal ownership and control over your trademark for the registered goods/services throughout Syria.

  • Legal Enforcement

    Enables you to take action against infringement, counterfeiting, and unauthorized use through the Syrian Ministry of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection and Syrian courts.

  • Nationwide Protection

    Secures trademark protection across the entire territory of Syria.

  • Market Positioning

    Strengthens brand identity, builds consumer trust, and enhances competitive advantage in the Syrian market.

Our trademark services in Syria

End-to-end support from our licensed in-country attorneys, from the first search to lifelong protection.

Trademark registration process in Syria

Here is how to register a trademark in Syria, step by step.

Here is the step-by-step process followed for trademark registration in Syria

  1. Filing

    Once the mark is cleared for filing, the application is submitted before the Industrial & Commercial Protection Directorate. The application must include details of the applicant, a clear representation of the trademark, and a specification of goods or services under the Nice Classification. Foreign applicants are required to file through a local Syrian agent and must submit a duly legalized Power of Attorney. It is important to note that Syria follows a single-class system, and therefore, a separate application must be filed for each class.

  2. Examination

    After filing, the application is examined by the Syrian Trademark Registry for both formal and substantive compliance. Any deficiencies must be corrected within the prescribed time. The authority also assesses the mark on absolute and relative grounds, and if objections are raised, the applicant is given an opportunity to respond or amend within the specified period.

  3. Acceptance and Publication

    If the examiner is satisfied with the response or if no objections are raised, the trademark application is accepted and published in the Official Gazette. The purpose of publication is to notify the public and provide an opportunity for third parties to oppose the registration of the mark if they believe it infringes their rights.

  4. Opposition Period

    After publication, a statutory opposition period is provided during which any interested party may file an opposition against the registration of the trademark. The opposition must be based on valid legal grounds, such as prior rights or likelihood of confusion. If an opposition is filed, the applicant is required to defend the application by submitting counter-arguments and evidence.

  5. Registration and Certificate Issuance

    If no opposition is filed within the prescribed period, or if the opposition is successfully overcome, the trademark proceeds to registration. The authority then issues a registration certificate in favor of the applicant, granting exclusive rights over the trademark in relation to the specified goods or services.

  6. Renewal

    The registered trademark remains valid for a period of 10 years from the date of filing. It can be renewed indefinitely for successive periods of 10 years upon payment of renewal fees. A grace period of six months is available after expiry, subject to payment of a surcharge.

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Documents required for trademark registration in Syria

  • Power of Attorney (POA)

    Duly signed and legalized

  • Certificate of Incorporation

    For company applicants, if required

  • Representation of the trademark

    Clear copy of word mark/logo/device mark

  • Certificate of Incorporation

    For company applicants, if required

  • Priority document

    If claiming priority under Paris Convention

Timeline, validity and renewal

How long registration takes

Trademark registration in Syria generally takes around 9 to 12 months, starting with filing, followed by formal examination (2–4 weeks) and substantive examination (3–6 months), after which the mark is published in the Official Gazette; a 90-day opposition period then applies, and if no opposition is filed (or once resolved), the registration certificate is typically issued within 2–3 months thereafter.

Validity and renewal

The registered trademark remains valid for a period of 10 years from the date of filing. It can be renewed indefinitely for successive periods of 10 years upon payment of renewal fees. A grace period of six months is available after expiry, subject to payment of a surcharge.

Client stories

Businesses that trust us with their brands across borders.

We had an excellent experience working with Legacy Partners for trademark registration and brand protection services in India. Their expert team guided us throughout the filing process, ensuring accurate documentation, timely updates, and seamless support. Their professionalism and intellectual property expertise gave us confidence in protecting our brand identity while supporting our expansion into new markets.

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Mohammed Ashkar AliMouzy

We had a seamless experience working with Legacy Partners for trademark registration services in Bahrain. Their professional team provided excellent support throughout the trademark filing process, ensuring timely updates, accurate documentation, and smooth coordination. Their expertise in intellectual property and brand protection services helped us secure our brand identity with confidence.

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SabirK.K Food Product

* Client stories are shared with permission.

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