The Dubai Future Foundation (DFF) said in a statement that it has launched the Dubai Intellectual Property Hub (DIPH), the UAE’s first centralized Intellectual Property (IP) and Intangible Assets (IA) hub, with the UAE Ministry of Economy.
Publish dateWednesday 2 October 2024 - 11:24
According to Amac News: The aim of the center is to empower innovators, artists, entrepreneurs, researchers, academics and startups, the Dubai Future Foundation said in a statement.
The platform was unveiled during the “IP2024: A Glimpse into the Future of IP” event at the Future Museum, where a memorandum of understanding was signed between the UAE Ministry of Economy and DFF, the statement said.
Strengthening Dubai’s position as a technology hub, the new platform provides a platform for a wide range of entrepreneurs, innovators, startups, artists, creatives, innovators, researchers and academics active in fields such as creative design, sustainability, wellness, education and the Legal will benefit.
UAE Minister of Economy Abdullah Bin Touq Al Marri stressed his country’s unwavering commitment to fostering a vibrant ecosystem that nurtures innovation, stimulates the development of ideas and supports the growth of creative businesses.
The launch of the Dubai IP Centre, in collaboration with the Dubai Future Foundation, marks a vital step forward in strengthening intellectual property protection for the creative industries, both in Dubai and across the UAE, Al marri added.
Focusing on four main pillars, DIPH will provide guidelines for registering intellectual property types through an integrated digital experience. It offers a comprehensive and trusted source of information as well as guidance on IP protection and commercial exploitation by providing tools and resources for developing IP strategies.
The platform was unveiled during the “IP2024: A Glimpse into the Future of IP” event at the Future Museum, where a memorandum of understanding was signed between the UAE Ministry of Economy and DFF, the statement said.
Strengthening Dubai’s position as a technology hub, the new platform provides a platform for a wide range of entrepreneurs, innovators, startups, artists, creatives, innovators, researchers and academics active in fields such as creative design, sustainability, wellness, education and the Legal will benefit.
UAE Minister of Economy Abdullah Bin Touq Al Marri stressed his country’s unwavering commitment to fostering a vibrant ecosystem that nurtures innovation, stimulates the development of ideas and supports the growth of creative businesses.
The launch of the Dubai IP Centre, in collaboration with the Dubai Future Foundation, marks a vital step forward in strengthening intellectual property protection for the creative industries, both in Dubai and across the UAE, Al marri added.
Focusing on four main pillars, DIPH will provide guidelines for registering intellectual property types through an integrated digital experience. It offers a comprehensive and trusted source of information as well as guidance on IP protection and commercial exploitation by providing tools and resources for developing IP strategies.
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Source : news agency wam
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