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Subsidiary International Organizations

Administrative Council of the European Patent Organisation

European Patent Office (EPO)

Participating Countries (39)

Czech Republic

Federal Republic of Germany

French Republic

Grand Duchy of Luxembourg

Hellenic Republic

Hungary

Iceland

Italian Republic

Kingdom of Belgium

Kingdom of Denmark

Kingdom of Norway

Kingdom of Spain

Kingdom of Sweden

Kingdom of the Netherlands

Montenegro

Portuguese Republic

Principality of Liechtenstein

Principality of Monaco

Republic of Albania

Republic of Austria

Republic of Bulgaria

Republic of Croatia

Republic of Cyprus

Republic of Estonia

Republic of Finland

Republic of Ireland

Republic of Latvia

Republic of Lithuania

Republic of Malta

Republic of North Macedonia

Republic of Poland

Republic of San Marino

Republic of Serbia

Republic of Slovenia

Republic of Turkey

Romania

Slovak Republic

Swiss Confederation

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Information

The European Patent Organization is an intergovernmental entity established on October 7, 1977, based on the European Patent Convention (EPC), which was signed in Munich in 1973. It comprises two main bodies: the European Patent Office (EPO) and the Administrative Council.

The European Patent Office serves as the executive arm of the European Patent Organization, providing inventors with a unified application process that enables them to obtain patent protection across 45 member countries. The office operates under the oversight of the Administrative Council.

The Administrative Council functions as the supervisory body of the Office and consists of representatives from the member states of the Organization.

Currently, the European Patent Organization has 39 member states. Additionally, European patents are recognized in one extended European state and five validation countries.

Decisions made by the European Patent Office can be appealed to its Boards of Appeal. While the Boards are part of the organizational structure, they maintain independence from the Office in their decision-making and are bound solely by the European Patent Convention.