ICC’s Intellectual Property Roadmap Now Available in Arabic
18 Jul 2007PARIS - The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) announced on July 18, 2007, that it has published an Arabic version, translated by Abu-Ghazaleh International Translation, of its roadmap on current and emerging Intellectual Property (IP) issues for business.
Responding to a worldwide call for information on critical IP issues, this year's roadmap, a concise overview of key IP issues, is also due to be translated into Spanish, French and Dutch in the near future, a press release by the ICC stated.
The 2007 issue is the eighth edition of the roadmap, which is revised every year by an international team of ICC experts.
“The ICC IP roadmap is widely recognized as one of the best sources of clear, concise information on the major Intellectual Property issues facing business today,” Chair of the ICC Task Force responsible for the annual updates Ron Myrick said.
The 2007 issue is the eighth edition of the roadmap, which is revised every year by an international team of ICC experts.
“The ICC IP roadmap is widely recognized as one of the best sources of clear, concise information on the major Intellectual Property issues facing business today,” Chair of the ICC Task Force responsible for the annual updates Ron Myrick said.
“The translation into Arabic, Chinese, Portuguese, Spanish, French and Dutch will allow even wider access to the report, which is regularly used by businesses, lawyers and governments in many countries,” he added.
The 2007 edition of the roadmap addresses the opportunities and obstacles posed by the rapid rise of the Internet and the increase in disputes over Intellectual Property Rights. It also includes an updated section on enforcement, highlighting the urgent need for adequate resources to uphold IP laws.
The full text of the IP roadmap can be found at: http://www.iccwbo.org/policy/ip/id2950/index.html