What role can intellectual property play in driving development through service innovation? How to strengthen intellectual property protection for escorting enterprises to better "go global"? What should procuratorial organs do to strengthen judicial protection of intellectual property rights? Recently, the Bao'an District Procuratorate of Shenzhen, Guangdong Province held a World Intellectual Property Day themed event titled "Service Innovation Driven, High Quality and Efficient Collaborative Protection of Intellectual Property Rights both inside and outside the Domain". This event, jointly organized by the Institute of Prosecutorial Theory of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, the Bureau of International Cooperation, the Intellectual Property Procuratorate Office, the Shenzhen Procuratorate, the Shenzhen Market Supervision Administration, the Bao'an District Procuratorate, and others, not only caused strong reactions within the procuratorial system, but also attracted the attention of numerous domestic and foreign experts, scholars, business representatives, intellectual property lawyers, and others. What issues have been discussed and what consensus has been formed regarding the protection of intellectual property rights both within and outside the domain? At the scene, the reporter saw the sharing of experience and felt even more the collision of ideas. Strengthening collaborative protection and serving innovation driven development. The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council attach great importance to the construction of a strong intellectual property country. In the current era of accelerating the development of new quality productive forces, strengthening intellectual property protection has become increasingly important. During his keynote speech, Zhang Ping, a professor and doctoral supervisor at Peking University School of Law, analyzed the importance and new trends of intellectual property protection and data compliance from the perspective of aligning with international high standard economic and trade rules. Zhang Ping stated that China has made many efforts and taken a series of measures in aligning with international high standard economic and trade rules, and the protection and application of intellectual property rights in China have entered a new stage of development. In order for enterprises to better "go global", it is necessary to enhance the awareness of intellectual property rights in the whole society, enhance the ability of enterprises to use and protect intellectual property rights, and thereby enhance their international competitiveness. Yu Haimin, General Manager of Rose International Hong Kong, used Chinese companies participating in Southeast Asian country exhibitions as an example to analyze in detail the potential intellectual property issues and risk prevention and control measures that may be encountered. She said that when participating in foreign exhibitions, some domestic enterprises often face risks such as intellectual property being registered and intellectual property infringement. These risks not only bring economic losses to enterprises, but also damage their brand reputation, business layout, and other aspects. How should companies protect their rights in this situation? "Enterprises should have the awareness of 'protecting before exhibiting', and prepare for rights protection from three dimensions: before, during, and after exhibiting. Before exhibiting, intellectual property registration and layout should be carried out; during exhibiting, rights protection strategies should be formulated to deal with possible infringement or risk of infringement; after exhibiting, experience and lessons should be summarized to further enhance enterprise management capabilities." Yu Haimin explained through specific case analysis how Chinese enterprises should respond to the risk of intellectual property infringement and infringement when "going out". Geng Dandan, Minister of Planning and Development Department and Head of Patent Pre examination Department of Guangdong Intellectual Property Protection Center, introduced a series of measures taken by the province to strengthen intellectual property protection to the attendees. We continuously improve the efficiency of patent pre examination,
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