Abstract

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) have emerged as a critical engine for promoting innovation, enhancing infrastructure development, and accelerating industrialisation as a result of fast technological improvement and globalization. The incorporation of intellectual property rights (IPR) into a country's legal system acts as a cornerstone for rewarding innovation. IPR encourages a culture of innovation and risk-taking by granting innovators and inventors exclusive rights to their intellectual property, so driving the creation of cutting-edge technology, goods, and services. This, in turn, sets off a cycle of innovation-fueled prosperity, converting economies into dynamic centres of knowledge-based businesses. IPR serves as an effective accelerator for infrastructure development. Strong intellectual property protection promotes FDI by guaranteeing investors of the security and exclusivity of their intellectual assets. This infusion of cash stimulates the construction of infrastructure, such as R&D centers, manufacturing plants, and technology parks. The resulting infrastructure enhancement not only boosts a country's overall competitiveness, but also its ability to maintain and expand creative efforts.

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