Arab countries strive to protect the rights of authors in literary, artistic, and scientific works in accordance with Article 21 of the Arab Cultural Unity Charter of 1964, aiming to establish a unified Arab system that aligns with international agreements such as the Berne Convention. The protection encompasses all innovative works, including books, plays, and artworks, while excluding laws and published news. Authors enjoy moral rights that include attribution of the work to them and the right...
The Arab Agreement for the Protection of Copyright