Join the global GIs community from 8–10 October 2025 at the oriGIn Biennial Meeting in Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico—a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its stunning colonial architecture.
Michoacán is rich in cultural and artisanal heritage, home to two officially recognized craft GIs: Cobre Martillado de Santa Clara del Cobre (hammered copper) and Catrinas de Barro de Capula (clay figurines). The region also produces exceptional agri-foods like Cotija cheese and is part of the production areas for three internationally recognized GI spirits: Charanda, Mezcal, and Tequila.
Hosted by Casa de Artesanías de Ocampo, with support from the State of Michoacán, this global gathering will bring together GI stakeholders to exchange insights, strengthen collaboration, and explore new opportunities in the GI landscape.
Join us in Morelia to #Share, #Connect, and #Shape the future of #GeographicalIndications.
🎯Focus Topics:
- GIs in International Trade
- GI Agendas for 2030: Priorities and Challenges for the Next Five Years
- Emerging Opportunities in the Craft and Industrial GI Sectors
- GIs in Latin America: Challenges and Opportunities
📅 Program Highlights
- 8 October – oriGIn General Assembly (open to members and invited institutions)
- 9 October – International Conference on Geographical Indications
- 10 October – Field visits to emblematic GIs
- Throughout the Event – International GIs Exhibition
