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Bhutan is a small, landlocked country with limited manufacturing capacity and a strong dependence on imports, particularly from India. With the rapid growth of marketing activities and the increasing use of digital marketing platforms, goods and services available in India are now easily accessible and visible in the Bhutanese market.
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There are two ways to seek trademark registration in multiple jurisdictions: (i) direct national filing in each country of interest, or (ii) filing through the Madrid system. While the Madrid system has undoubtedly simplified international trademark registration, it does not replace the strategic value and practical advantage of direct national filing, particularly for applicants who are serious about long-term brand protection.
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This is intended for business owners who may be uncertain about whether to register their mark in Bhutan. The six benefits outlined below clarify why Bhutan should be considered as important jurisdiction for trademark protection, rather than an optional one.
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