Yasser Galal: Public performance rights start with the author

Artist Yasser Galal emphasized that the activation of the right to public performance is not limited to actors alone but pertains to all elements of the creative process. The goal is to protect intellectual property and enhance Egypt's reputation internationally, as he believes that implementing this right contributes to improving the country's global image. He explained that the right begins with the creator—starting from the author, then the director, and the actor—and that its enforcement holds significance beyond financial aspects. It reflects Egypt’s respect for international laws, reinforces its standing in the field of creativity, and safeguards the rights of creators. This step is part of Egypt's efforts to activate Law No. 82 of 2002, which marks a historic milestone in protecting artists’ rights. It affirms that Egypt takes pride in its commitment to protecting intellectual property and strengthening its position in the arts.

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