Indonesia Boosts Creative Economy Global Reach Through Intellectual Property
The Indonesian government is encouraging the development of intellectual property-based products to enhance the global market penetration of its creative economy. The focus is on connecting the nation's cultural diversity and young talent with industry and market demands to create economic value.
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