Saudi Arabia blocks 7,900 websites for IP violations

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Saudi Arabia is taking strong steps to protect intellectual property rights. The Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property has blocked over 7,900 websites that violate these rights. They have also removed more than 22,900 infringing items from online stores. These actions come after thorough electronic inspections aimed at enforcing the country's laws on intellectual property. The authority is committed to continuing these enforcement efforts. They plan to address violations across various sectors. The Saudi Authority encourages citizens and residents to help protect intellectual property. People can report violations through social media, email, or the customer service hotline. As the main agency for intellectual property rights in Saudi Arabia, SAIP aims to promote innovation and fair competition in the market.


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