A comprehensive series of interviews and reporting activities concerning the future of China and WTO was held and here is a summary of some highlights from these interviews and reports.
Through an interview with Artron’s Vice President Mr. Pan Jianping, China IP now has a better understanding of the company’s unique business mode and operation philosophy.
“History will continue and culture has to be developed. Our generation has such responsibility and obligation to inherit and pass on the traditional culture of the Chinese people!”
Rouse has achieved a rapid development in the decade since China’s accession to WTO because of China’s economic growth and an all-round IP protection improvement.
Pride comes from greenhouses whereas self-confidence grows out of repeated falls and resiliencies. For the enterprises, perseverance and patience are needed as well as how to get enlightened.
According to Mr Luts, national IP systems, which have been targeted until now, should leave more room to international harmonization and look at how IP protection is used in international trade.
In cases the volume of credit has been exhausted with one financial intuition it makes sense to look for a financial vehicle that can be supported by a consortium of institutions and investors.
