(ip) hub master plan - Ministry of Law

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6. The rapid evolution of the global IP landscape presents not just challenges but also opportunities for Singapore. Singapore has always been able to capture value from the global flows of goods, people and capital. We hope that the Master Plan will better prepare Singapore to act boldly and decisively to capture the flow of ideas in the next phase of development of our globalised economy. Yours sincerely, TEO MING KIAN Chairman IP Steering Committee, IP Hub Master Plan
28 March 2013 Mr Teo Ming Kian Chairman IP Steering Committee, IP Hub Master Plan Intellectual Property (IP) Hub Master Plan 1. Thank you for your letter of 1 March 2013 submitting the IP Hub Master Plan. 2. This is an opportune moment for us to undertake a concerted effort to establish Singapore as a leading centre for IP in Asia. 3. I applaud the Committee for its progressive, comprehensive and well-considered approach. It is evident that your Committee has taken into account a wide range of perspectives and has been bold in envisioning the possible avenues for Singapore to expand its role in the global IP landscape. 4. On behalf of the Government, I would like to thank you and members of the IP Steering Committee and Sub-Committees, for your efforts in formulating the IP Hub Master Plan. This will provide a robust framework to guide the continued growth of Singapore’s IP sector, and cement Singapore’s position as a vibrant Global IP Hub in Asia. Yours sincerely, K SHANMUGAM Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Law
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