ISLAMABAD (Online) - Chairman Intellectual Property Organization (IPO-Pakistan) and member National Assembly Hameed Ullah Jan Afridi has said that IPO-Pakistan would be made trade and commerce friendly organization by strict enforcement of trade mark, patent and copy right infringement laws. He expressed these views while talking to the Chief Executive, Pak World Trade & Expo Centre M. Khurshid Barlas who called on him here and discussed matters relating to promotion of business activities within the country and abroad, says a press statement issued here on Sunday. Afridi said that trade and commerce relating activities are vital for overall industrial development of the country and keeping in view the successful stories of developed countries it is imperative for Pakistan to boost economic activities by promulgation of effective laws and their strict implementation. He said that IPO-Pakistan would fulfil its responsibilities by giving legal protection to all registered businesses under IPO laws. He asked the business community to join hands with IPO-Pakistan to flourish legal business practices in Pakistan, which would also expand employment opportunities. He said a number of steps had been adopted to provide maximum facilities to all those who wants to register their creations. Hameed Ullah Jan Afridi told that with the assistance of World Intellectual Property Organization WIPO and UNIDO, training curses of IPO technical experts have been started for their capacity building similarly, the representatives of Trade and Commerce would also be made an integral part of these trainings. He appreciated the efforts of Pak World Trade & Expo Centre for organizing successful Made in Pakistan exhibitions not only in Pakistan but also in different countries of the world and introduced the handicrafts and culture of Pakistan, which had promoted export of various items. Khurshid Barlas on behalf of business community assured cooperation for awareness campaigns and motivation of right owners to get registered their products.