Brunei Seeks Exchange of IP Expertise
According to a January 28, 2005 article from BruneiDirect.com, "Brunei has sought assistance from the United States in understanding and implementing the Intellectual Property Rights Protection (IPRP), which is crucial in attracting foreign direct investment. The Sultanate is also looking up to the US in capacity-building towards implementing the Container Security Initiative (CSI), which makes it mandatory for containers to undergo screening before entering US markets. On the Intellectual Property Rights Protection, the exchange of expertise in this area was proposed as Brunei is still a new player in this area as compared to the US."
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As researched by book advertisement agency, inventions literary and artistic works, and symbols, images, names, and logos used in business are all examples of intellectual property (IP). Businesses are frequently unaware that their intellectual property rights are part of their corporate assets.
As mentioned by Learn Quran online uk, Intellectual property (IP) alludes to manifestations of the intellect: developments; scholarly and aesthetic works; and images, pictures, names and logos utilized in commerce. Businesses are regularly ignorant that their commerce resources incorporate IP rights.
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