Intellectual property is the driving force of modern society and economy

In order to effectively address these challenges, which are related to both the rapid development of technology and the lack of public education in the field of intellectual property, it is important to take bilateral actions. On the one hand, it is necessary to strengthen the protection of intellectual property rights so that authors feel secure about the protection of their work. On the other hand, it is essential to create regulations that support innovation and cultural development in order not to limit the creative potential and society’s opportunities to participate in cultural life.

Policymakers need to focus on building a balanced intellectual property system. This system must not only protect copyright, but must also ensure that cultural content and technological innovation are accessible to the public. This means that legislation must take into account both the need to protect creative works, as well as public interests and the right to access information and cultural content.

It is also important to promote public awareness of the importance of intellectual property through educational programs and public information campaigns. This includes expanding school curricula to teach children about the principles and importance of intellectual property from an early age. Adult education should also be promoted through the media and public campaigns to raise public awareness of how the use of technology affects intellectual property rights and the challenges it poses.

Thus, by working both on strengthening rights and educating the public, a balanced and fair intellectual property system can be achieved that promotes creativity and innovation, while respecting authors’ rights and ensuring wider access to the consumption of cultural content.

World Intellectual Property Day is a great opportunity not only to celebrate, but also to reflect and encourage a wider discussion about the importance of intellectual property and its impact on our lives. Intellectual property is essential for creativity, innovation and cultural sustainability. Therefore, celebrating this day and further educating the public is an essential step towards a future where the intellectual property created by everyone is respected and protected. Only in this way can we ensure that our society and economy continue to grow and develop harmoniously and sustainably.