Copyright

Copyright protects the intellectual and artistic creations, which are lynchpin for creative industries and for promoting a country’s artistic and cultural development.

Copyright grants content creators and performers moral rights and exclusive right to use their creations and performances, such as books, music, films, photographs, designs, engravings, sculptures, aesthetic design aspects, sites, applications and computer programs. It also may offer additional protection for industrial design and marks.

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