On the afternoon of November 4, Premier Li Qiang of the State Council met with Daren Tang, Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Premier Li stated that China is ready to play a greater role in global intellectual property governance, continue to support WIPO's work, constructively participate in the modernization and reform of the global intellectual property service system, actively discuss issues such as artificial intelligence and frontier technologies with all parties within the organization's framework, and promote the advancement and improvement of international intellectual property rules. China is also willing to continue capacity-building cooperation with the organization for Global South countries, share useful experience, contribute more public goods, implement the Belt and Road cooperation agreement, and ensure that the fruits of intellectual property development benefit all parties. It is hoped that WIPO will continue to support the development of China's intellectual property cause, build more exchange and cooperation platforms, and provide more convenient and high-quality services for Chinese intellectual property users.