Lu Pengqi, Deputy Commissioner of the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA), met in Beijing with Eric Musser, President and Chief Operating Officer of Corning Incorporated, and his delegation.
Lu stated that the advancement of China's intellectual property system has been closely tied to the participation and support of foreign enterprises and rights holders. The CNIPA has been committed to the principles of fairness and impartiality, ensuring the lawful and equal protection of intellectual property for both Chinese and foreign rights holders. Looking ahead, the CNIPA will continue to adopt an open and proactive approach, further enhancing communication and cooperation with rights holders and stakeholders globally.
Musser expressed appreciation for China's continuously improving business environment over Corning's 45 years in China, which reflects a high level of openness and inclusiveness toward foreign-funded enterprises. Meanwhile, China's rigorous IP protection has greatly strengthened the company's confidence in expanding its investment in China. Corning looks forward to further deepening its engagement and cooperation with the CNIPA in the future.(Translated from CNIPA Website Chinese Version)
Source:China National Intellectual Property Administration
