During the discussion, a draft agreement concerning coordinated measures against violations of intellectual property rights on the internet was considered.
According to the data presented, the agreement provides for a number of measures to protect intellectual property rights online, including the possibility of restricting access to resources where these rights are unlawfully used. This restriction will be implemented based on a court order issued in the member state where the rights of the rights holder were violated.
In addition, the draft agreement introduces obligations for owners of information resources and intermediaries, requiring them to take measures to restrict access to resources in accordance with the relevant court decision.
The draft also includes mutual recognition of academic degree documents for labor migration, which will allow holders of such documents to engage in professional activities in the host country based on their academic degrees.
