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Cambodia Advances Intellectual Property Strategy to Boost Sports Industry Growth

Government initiatives target IP protection and commercialization as key drivers for sports sector expansion and economic diversification.

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Cambodia is intensifying efforts to transform intellectual property from a procedural safeguard into a catalyst for economic growth, particularly within its burgeoning sports sector. With a focus on innovation, branding, and enforcement, policymakers are rolling out new programs to help entrepreneurs and athletes capi…
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