Stakeholders in Ghana’s creative arts and cultural industries have called for stronger intellectual property (IP) protection, fairer remuneration for traditional artisans and strategic investment to boost the global visibility and commercial value of indigenous Ghanaian products.
Stakeholders in Ghana’s creative arts and cultural industries have called for stronger intellectual property (IP) protection, fairer remuneration for traditional artisans and strategic investment to boost the global visibility and commercial value of indigenous Ghanaian products.
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