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In Algeria, the technology transfer process is heavily influenced by government efforts to enhance local capacity while ensuring compliance with international standards.
Key legislative frameworks such as the Code des Investissements (Investment Code) and the Law on Intellectual Property Protection form the backbone of technology transfer agreements, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and adherence to local norms.
The Investment Code (revised in 2016) provides fiscal incentives for foreign companies, particularly in sectors requiring high technological input, like pharmaceuticals.
Moreover, Algeria’s adherence to conventions such as the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property and its membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO) reinforce its commitment to intellectual property (IP) protection—a cornerstone of technology transfer.
Drafting an effective technology transfer contract requires careful attention to detail. Below are the fundamental components, tailored to Algeria’s regulatory environment:
Example from Algerian practice: Contracts often specify pharmaceutical production methodologies and associated training programs.
Specify training obligations for the transferring party, including:
Practical tip: Include timelines and measurable outcomes to ensure compliance.
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