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Uganda Unveils National Intellectual Property Policy to Boost Innovation and Creativity

President Museveni launches comprehensive IP framework to support creators, innovators, and industries across Uganda

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Uganda has officially launched its National Intellectual Property Policy (NIPP), designed to accelerate growth in the creative, scientific, and industrial sectors by strengthening IP protections and awareness. Approved by cabinet in 2019, the policy aims to link national and international IP systems, promote innovatio…
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Uganda Unveils National Intellectual Property Policy to Boost Innovation and Creativity Uganda has officially launched its National Intellectual Property Policy (NIPP), designed to accelerate growth in the creative, scientific, and industrial sectors by strengthening IP protections and awareness. Approved... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/uganda-unveils-national-intellectual-property-policy-to-boost-innovation-and-creativity

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