Hong Kong Customs signed a memorandum of understanding with Choi Ertae (right), Executive Director of the Korea Copyright Overseas Promotion Association, in the form of a video conference.
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China News Service, Hong Kong, April 26 (Xinhua) -- Hong Kong Customs signed a memorandum of understanding with the Japan Cultural Products Overseas Circulation Promotion Agency and the Korea Copyright Overseas Promotion Association on the 26th, promising to strengthen cooperation in combating crimes of intellectual property infringement.
April 26 is World Intellectual Property Day. On behalf of Hong Kong Customs, Assistant Commissioner (Intelligence and Investigation) Hu Weijun of the Hong Kong Customs and the representative director of the Japan Cultural Products Overseas Circulation Promotion Agency, Kenro Goto, and the executive director of the Korea Copyright Overseas Promotion Association, Mr. The signing of the memorandum in the form of a meeting demonstrates the joint commitment and determination of Hong Kong Customs and relevant organizations of the two countries in protecting intellectual property rights by strengthening cooperation in various areas such as joint publicity activities, training and information exchange.
Wu Weijun said at the signing ceremony that in addition to law enforcement work, Hong Kong Customs also attaches great importance to maintaining close cooperation with copyright and trademark holders to promote intellectual property education to the public, especially young people.
The memorandum of understanding signed on that day also marks an important milestone in the collaboration between Hong Kong Customs and the intellectual property industry.
Hong Kong Customs said that it will continue to actively expand cooperation with other intellectual property industries to jointly combat infringement crimes.
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