Jakarta, Oct. 1 -- Coordinating Minister for Law, Human Rights, Immigration, and Corrections Yusril Ihza Mahendra outlined Indonesia's priorities for expanding cooperation with South Korea during bilateral talks on intellectual property (IP).

During a meeting hosted by South Korea's Minister of Intellectual Property Kim Yong Sun in Seoul on Wednesday (Sept. 30), he stressed the need to steer bilateral relations toward more tangible collaboration, including efforts to tackle IP infringements and strengthen legal certainty for businesses.

According to a statement received here on Thursday, Yusril said legal certainty is essential for maximizing IP's role in fostering innovation, improving the business climate, attracting investment, and d...