The “2024 International Copyright Forum” was held for two days starting from September 9, 2024, in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province, China, co-hosted by the National Copyright Administration of China(NCAC) and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). CODA participated in this forum for the first time upon receiving an invitation from Mr. Wang Zhicheng, Director General of the Copyright Administration of NCAC to CODA Representative Director, Takeo Goto.
This forum aims to strengthen exchange and cooperation between China and other countries, as well as to deepen mutual understanding. In 2024, around 300 guests participated from various countries and regions, including Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Egypt, Brazil, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Belgium, Lebanon, Singapore, Kenya, and Nepal, in addition to China.
During the forum, a meeting was held in the VIP room between CODA Representative Director, Goto, and Mr. Tang ZhaoZhi, Deputy Director General of the Copyright Administration of NCAC.
In the meeting, there was a reflection on the “2024 Japan-China Copyright Protection and Development Symposium” co-hosted by the NCAC and CODA in Japan this July, as well as a positive exchange of opinions on future topics related to content distribution and intellectual property rights protection in both countries.
(From left) CODA Representative Director, Goto, and Mr. Tang, Deputy Director General of the Copyright Administration of NCAC
Reference Release: Delegation from the National Copyright Administration and the Copyright society of China visited CODA. Held “2024 Japan-China Symposium on Copyright Protection and Development”
https://coda-cj.jp/en/news/522/
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About CODA
CODA (Content Overseas Distribution Association) was established in 2002 at the call of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry and the Agency for Cultural Affairs to promote the overseas development of Japanese content and take anti-piracy measures. Japan’s proud content, including music, movies, anime, broadcast programs, video games, and publishing, plays an important role in enhancing the nation’s international presence and economic growth. As digital technology becomes more widespread, it is even more significant to protect Japan’s content from increasingly artful copyright infringement and promote the content industry’s development. CODA contributes to the deterrence and detection of online and other piracy, by sharing knowledge with relevant government agencies, organizations, and companies in Japan and abroad, to engage in direct and indirect anti-piracy measures, as well as public relations activities. Visit https://coda-cj.jp/en/activity/ for more information on CODA’s projects.