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1. Technology Transfer: Required when the partnership involves transfer of technology to/from Saudi Arabia, addressing SAIP requirements

2. Export Control: Necessary when IP or related technology may be subject to export control regulations

3. Shariah Compliance: Specific section declaring and ensuring compliance with Shariah principles, particularly important for financial aspects

4. Quality Control: Required when the partnership involves manufacturing or product development

5. Marketing and Promotion: Include when the partnership involves joint branding or marketing activities

6. Research and Development: Necessary when ongoing R&D activities are part of the partnership

7. Third Party Rights: Include when the IP may involve or affect third party rights

8. Government Approvals: Required when specific government approvals or licenses are needed

9. Islamic Finance Provisions: Include when the partnership involves Islamic financing structures

1. Schedule 1 - IP Assets Register: Detailed list and description of all IP assets covered by the agreement

2. Schedule 2 - Contribution Schedule: Detailed breakdown of each party's contributions and valuations

3. Schedule 3 - Revenue Sharing Mechanism: Detailed calculations and procedures for revenue sharing

4. Schedule 4 - Technical Specifications: Technical details of the IP, including any relevant standards or requirements

5. Schedule 5 - Commercial Terms: Specific commercial terms, including pricing, royalty rates, and payment terms

6. Schedule 6 - Approved Sub-Licensees: List of approved sub-licensees and related terms, if applicable

7. Appendix A - Required Governmental Approvals: List of required governmental approvals and status

8. Appendix B - IP Protection Procedures: Detailed procedures for IP protection and enforcement

9. Appendix C - Shariah Compliance Certificate: Certificate or opinion from Shariah board if required