Indonesia and South Korea have agreed to strengthen cooperation in the field of intellectual property (IP). The agreement, reached during recent discussions, aims to boost innovation and protect creative works in both nations. Specific areas of focus include patent examination, trademark registration, and combating IP infringement. Officials from both countries emphasized the importance of a robust IP system for fostering economic growth and attracting foreign investment. This deepened collaboration includes capacity building initiatives for Indonesian officials by their counterparts in South Korea. The partnership seeks to enhance the effectiveness of IP enforcement in Indonesia, addressing concerns around counterfeiting and piracy, and creating a more secure environment for businesses and creators.