7 services to the Intellectual Property Protection Office, most notably the licensing of the Playstation stores

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The Information Technology Industry Development Agency [ITIDA] established the Office for the Protection of Intellectual Property Rights [IPR] to enable changes in copyright law as well as the administration of a national IP and copyright system.

The office, which is based at the ITIDA headquarters, ensures effective protection of intellectual property rights.

The Office of Intellectual Property Rights [IPR] works, in addition, with various IPR bodies at the local and international levels, and is committed to raising the level of awareness and understanding of intellectual property rights in the software community In the general public, the Office provides seven services:

1. Services, activities and practices of the Office for the Protection of Intellectual Property Rights.

2 – Services of registration and registration of computer software and databases and the issuance of certificates for them.

3- Issuing licenses to practice the activity of the companies, entities and establishments concerned in the field of trading computer software and databases in all its forms and forms, and issuing licenses for Internet cafes and Playstation.

4 – record the actions contained in the work of computer programs and databases and the registration of licensing contracts or the exploitation of software in any form of images

5. Issuing licenses for copying, selling and circulation of computer software and databases.

6. Inspection of all companies, entities, Internet cafes and establishments in relation to the protection of computer software and databases.

7 – Provide technical expertise to prosecutors and courts on issues related to software and the rules of Bayat in all forms and types.

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