Bangkok: The Department of Intellectual Property, together with ISOC, the Royal Thai Police, the Customs Department, along with the private sector that owns intellectual property rights and the MBK Center shopping center, are working proactively to campaign to instill awareness and respect for rights. in intellectual property to merchants and the general public at the MBK Center shopping center
Mr. Awut Wongsawat, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Intellectual Property, said that The Department of Intellectual Property aims to carry out work in promoting and protecting intellectual property rights along with continuously preventing and suppressing intellectual property infringement. To build confidence in trading partners and create an atmosphere suitable for trade and investment This will help create a good image for the country.
All the same, the Department of Intellectual Property and allied agencies continue to firmly join hands. To deal with the situation of intellectual property infringemen
t Especially in the commercial and market areas (Physical Market) which are being watched by trading partner countries. The Department of Intellectual Property has therefore joined forces with both government and private sector agencies involved. Organize a walking campaign against the sale of products violating intellectual property rights in important commercial areas like MBK to raise awareness among traders, entrepreneurs, consumers, and the public to respect intellectual property rights. This makes promoting effective protection of intellectual property rights. This activity will continue throughout March.
However, such activities are intended to be a mechanism for enhancing knowledge and understanding for the people. To protect the public from dangers that may arise from the use of intellectual property infringing products that are not up to standard. If you see an action that is considered an infringement of intellectual property rights You can report clues to the Intellectual Property Violation Preve
ntion Division. Department of Intellectual Property, call 02-547-4702 or hotline 1368 or website www.ipthailand.go.th Yes.-514.-Thai News Agency
Source: Thai News Agency