Liu Binjie: China to combat piracy in new media sector

2009/07/08

On the morning of July 3, Director of General Administration of Press and Publication and National Copyright Administration Liu Binjie met with visiting Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Francis Gurry and Assistant Director General Wang Binying.

Liu expressed welcome to the visit of Mr. Gurry. Then he said, China witnesses great improvement on IPR work in recent years. Relevant governmental departments actively carry out the Outline of National IPR Strategy and push the in-depth development of national IPR strategy.

Since its access to World Intellectual Property Organization in 1980, China's National Copyright Administration (NCA) has kept good and stable cooperative relation with WIPO. And WIPO has offered strong supports and helps to China on the formulation of Chinese Copyright Law, the exploration of international space, the training of copyright-related professionals, and so on.

In particular, WIPO and NCA have jointly launched many important cooperative projects and achieved favorable results, for instance, holding international copyright forum in Beijing, conducting investigation on the contribution rate of copyright industry to domestic economy, and the appraisal of Copyright Creation Golden Award in China.

Liu added, China is not only a big nation of copyright creation, but a big nation brave in assuming responsibilities and obligations. And China will spare no efforts to combat piracy in new media area.

Mr. Gurry said, China is a big nation in IP field and plays an important role in international copyright sector. At present, various new issues on IPR protection occur in the world, which needs the joint force of all countries to confront with. 
                                                                                                     Source: IPR in China