Vietnam Proposes Law to Use Intellectual Property as Collateral for Cultural Industry Development
Vietnam's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has proposed to the National Assembly the use of intellectual property rights as collateral and capital contribution for loans, as part of a draft law on cultural industry development. This aims to boost investment in cultural content and contribute to economic growth.
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