The US would like to see a strong intellectual property (IP) protection regime in India, an ecosystem of freer cross border flow of data, a senior American diplomat has stated.
Addressing a conference recently on ‘Fostering Indo-US Innovation Cooperation for Mutual Prosperity’, organized by CUTS International - Washington DC Centre along with US India Business Council (USIBC), the US embassy Deputy Counsellor for Economic Affairs Isabella Detwiler also emphasized the need for innovation and for predictable transparent rules for creating an ecosystem for innovation to flourish in India.
“Strong IP protection, freer cross-border flow of data and access to public data are important elements for innovation ecosystem,” Detwiler said.
CUTS Secretary General Pradeep S Mehta, innovation and entrepreneurship remain critical for India to boost productivity, economic growth and development.
“US interests lie in the market potential and talent pool that India can provide to its innovation centric companies, while developing an alliance between both countries on digital and cyberspace issues is the need of the hour,” Mehta said.
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