The Emirates Intellectual Property Association (EIPA has joined the world's elite companies involved in fighting copyright crimes at the '11th International Law Enforcement Intellectual Property Crime Conference. The conference arranged by the International Police Organization (Interpol) occurred at the United Nations headquarters in New york city City, United States, recently. The UAE delegation included Major General Dr. Abdul Quddus Abdul Razzaq Al-Obaidly, Assistant Commander-in-Chief for High quality and Excellence and the leader in launching the establishment of UAE's ideal techniques in this area; high-level representatives from Dubai Cops; EIPA's head of Board of Directors; H.E. Dr Khalid Al Nokbi, member of EIPA's Board of Directors; and Abdul Rahman Al Muaini, EIPA's Assistant General. Throughout the occasion, the delegates clarified the UAE's introducing experience in the copyright legal rights security, supported by dynamic and world-class legal, legal, and operational structures.

Interpol took the to highlight its initiatives to strategically pursue organized networks behind counterfeiting criminal offenses throughout the conference, in addition to presenting the best methods and the most up to date methodologies for combating copyright crimes. It additionally highlighted the should stop the trafficking of illegal products which has significant financial effects. The individuals consented to the value of developing and applying quality initiatives based on three major pillars of enforcement, education, and calculated partnerships - all which will aid damage intellectual property criminal activities and ultimately accelerate development.

Major General Dr. Al Obaidly said: "Our participation formed part of our continual commitment to the UAE's intensive initiatives to protect intellectual property civil liberties. Our existence in the meeting not just shows the superb relations in between the UAE and Interpol yet was also to discuss the UAE's possible holding of the occasion's following edition."

He added that the gathering served as a platform for the UAE delegates to propose innovative services and new suggestions to develop joint systems developed to enhance police and strengthen worldwide protection. He stated the UAE's assistance for recurring Interpol-led global initiatives to protect intellectual property rights in accordance with the country's initiatives advertising innovation, study, and scientific research and innovation. These local efforts are the key to building a very efficient and competitive knowledge economic situation inning accordance with UAE Vision 2021.

The 11th International Law Enforcement Intellectual Property Crime Conference was arranged by Interpol in cooperation and partnership with the Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE); the U.S. National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center (IPR Center); Underwriters Laboratories (UL); and the International Anti-Counterfeiting Coalition (IACC). The event combined worldwide cops and personalizeds policemans, district attorneys, federal government execs, and stakeholders.