Thailand Discusses Intellectual Property Protection Enhancement with Private Sector from 5 Countries
Thailand's Ministry of Commerce held discussions with private sectors from ASEAN nations, Japan, the US, China, and South Korea to enhance intellectual property (IP) protection. The ministry listened to proposals to align Thailand's IP system with international standards.
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