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Dr. Ahmed Saeed Ezzat Amer believes that the second edition of the National Intellectual Property Strategy, following the end of its current term (2022–2027), should build on an independent assessment of what has been achieved and the reasons for any setbacks, rather than simply repeat previous goals and initiatives. He calls for a shift from establishing institutions and protecting rights to improving the efficiency of the system, transparently measuring results and impact, maximizing the economic value of intellectual assets, improving services for beneficiaries, and aligning intellectual property with the state’s priorities and policies. He proposes assessing the success of the next phase against three indicators: the economic use of rights; the efficiency of institutions and services; and the developmental impact on innovation, research, and cultural industries. This assessment should also take account of the scientific, cultural, and social value of rights, alongside their financial returns.
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