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BEIJING, May 27 (Xinhua) -- China should work out a
national Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) strategy backed up by a sound legal
and policy system, Chinese President Hu Jintao said in a study meeting.
Hu said at the meeting that in the coming period, the
new IPR strategy should concentrate on IPR's creation, management, protection
and utilization, which will help develop a batch of China's own IPR with core
techniques and benefit the overall social economic development.
China should cultivate its own copyrighted and
patented brands that are IPR protected, improve its IPR legal system to meet
international IPR protection requirements and crack down on IPR infringements,
said Hu.
"Only by doing so can China improve its innovation
capability, adapt to the socialist market economy and the international
environment," Hu said.
He pointed out that through its IPR policies and
laws, China must find a balance between protecting its own scientific innovation
and legally borrowing science and technology from others.
Hu said IPR protection is in the public interests and
will benefit China's long-term development.
The meeting, held here on Friday by the Political
Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC), mainly
discussed international IPR protection and construction of China's IPR legal and
policy system. Enditem
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BEIJING, April 30 -- To better protect
the IPR, resolutely punish and combat various infringement and other
illegal activities, the National IPR Protection Working Group Office, in
conjunction with other relevant departments, formulated "China's Action
Plan on IPR Protection 2006".
IPR protection faces enforcement
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