Turkey is Rising to the Top of Intellectual Property with Women Inventors.

Turkey has achieved a remarkable success in the field of intellectual property, declaring its leadership globally in the proportion of women inventors. Minister Kacır announced this achievement, stating that Turkey, in particular, is increasingly benefiting from the contributions of women to innovation.

The 2025 World Intellectual Property Indicators Report published by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) clearly showcases Turkey's rise in intellectual property. Kacır expressed that the data in the report emphasizes how far Turkey has progressed, especially in the fields of patents, design, trademark registration, and particularly women inventors.

According to the WIPO report, Turkey holds a remarkable position globally due to the contributions of women in the field of intellectual property. This situation is a result of the efforts to support women inventors that will direct the country's future economic growth and innovation. The Minister stated that Turkey's successes in this field reflect the sustainable policies and educational programs in place.

Increasing the number of women inventors will contribute to enhancing Turkey's competitiveness on the international stage. It is believed that women's active participation, especially in the fields of technology and innovation, should be encouraged. Kacır emphasized that these achievements are just the beginning and that necessary steps have been taken for women to have more opportunities in the field of intellectual property.

Turkey's success in this field is gaining recognition not only nationally but also internationally. The increase in women inventors is providing new momentum to Turkey's economic developments and innovative processes while highlighting the importance of holistic approaches and strategies in this area. In the coming years, Turkey is gradually approaching its goal of becoming a leading country in the field of intellectual property with the value created by women inventors.