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Students asked to respect intellectual property rights in scientific research

A seminar highlighting respect for intellectual property rights and gender equality during scientific research among students was held in both face-to-face and online forms on April 18.
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Hanoi (VNA) –A seminar highlighting respect for intellectual property rights and gender equality during scientific research among students was held in both face-to-faceand online forms on April 18.

The event is part of activities to respond to the World Creativity and InnovationDay (April 21), the Vietnam Book and Reading Culture Day (April 21) and the World Intellectual Property Day.

In his opening speech,Dr. Dinh Huu Phi, Director of the National Office ofIntellectual Property of Vietnam highlighted the important role of IP rights in socio-economic development in general and science-technology development in particular, particular when Vietnam is striving towards a knowledge-based economy.

Lawyer Le Xuan Loc, directorin charge of intellectual property at T&G Law Firm, said that if students fail to understand and respect IP rights, they would not be able to be come innovators or talented entrepreneurs. 

According to Dr. Duong Kim Anh, vice director of the Vietnam Women Academy, young people need topay attention to promoting reading culture of individuals, families, schoolsand communities. 

She also emphasisedthe necessity to develop reading culture, enhance investment in libraries, andinclude reading lessons and discussions on books into the education programme atall levels./. 

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