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24 January 2025FeaturesCopyrightNick Redfearn, Arifia Fajra, Kin Wah Chow

IP developments in Indonesia in 2024

Significant IP developments combined with political elections made 2024 an important year for the country, explain Nick Redfearn, Arifia Fajra and Kin Wah Chow of Rouse.

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