India ranks 42 among 55 countries on 'International IP Index'

India ranks 42 among 55 countries on 'International IP Index'

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Category : International Published on: February 28 2023

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India has been ranked 42 out of 55 countries in the latest International IP Index report by the US Chamber of Commerce.
The United States ranks first in the 2023 index, followed by the UK and France.
India is poised to become a leader for emerging markets seeking to transform their economies through IP-driven innovation.
India has taken steps to improve enforcement against copyright-infringement and provides a best-in-class framework to promote better understanding and use of IP assets.
International Intellectual Property Index is an annual report compiled by the US Chambers of Commerce.
It evaluates the protection of IP rights in the world's 55 major economies, which represent approximately 90% of global GDP.

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