When addressing the opening plenary of the 2009  Summer Davos Forum held in Dalian on September 10,  Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao stresses, "China will continue to implement our national IPR strategy, take strong measures to foster a legal, market and cultural environment for IPR protection, see to it that all fruits of innovation be respected and rewarded and translate inventions and creations of all kinds into real forces of production."

"The world economy is undergoing profound changes and transition. The future and destiny of all countries are more closely interconnected than at any time in history. We should be more forward-looking and more broad-minded," added the Premier.  He also proposes that countries make concerted efforts in four areas: tackle climate change, oppose trade and investment protectionism, promote sustainable recovery of the world economy and protect IPRs.

(China IP News)