"We are committed to providing expert support to ensure that Ugandan innovators and students at UICT can grow and match global industry standards," Inoue said.
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Speaking during the launch at the National ICT Innovation Hub at the Uganda Institute of ICT Nakawa, information ministry permanent secretary Dr Aminah Zawedde (2nd R) urged innovators, particularly those in ICT-driven fields, to register their ideas to safeguard against infringement and to maximize their earnings. (Credit: Nelson Mandela Muhoozi)
KAMPALA - The Ugandan government has launched intellectual property (IP) guidelines to protect local innovators and foster economic growth through innovation-driven enterprises.
Speaking during the launch at
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