On March 29, 1984, the Leaders' Meeting of the Member States of the Economic and Social Council was held in Warsaw. This time, the choice to hold the Economic and Social Council in Warsaw, a politically representative location, does have certain political implications. The purpose is nothing more than to show the world the further strength of the Soviet camp. Look, in addition to the Warsaw Pact that confronts NATO, we also control this Economic and Social Council that is enough to compete with the WTO, and the development momentum of Economic and Social Council is better than your WTO.

The meeting lasted for five days, mainly discussing Neirong, which was revised by some treaties of the mutual meeting and some major financial and economic communication within it. Of course, the heads of state also wanted to reach several major cooperation projects or introduce some advanced technologies to help their economic development.

The meeting went smoothly two days before the meeting. We have already gained huge benefits and benefits through the reform of mutual cooperation within the Economic and Social Council. Now the further reform is to enable the Economic and Social Council to better serve the member states and strengthen cooperation among member states. The heads of state will naturally not vote against it. Of course, with limited disputes and discussions are inevitable. There will be no disputes between countries and countries.

The third day of the meeting was a little difficult to progress, and in the afternoon there was a tug-of-war, because the afternoon was discussing news about the expansion of the military. As a global economic cooperation organization, there are only a dozen formal member states of the Economic Cooperation Association, which is still a big gap from the expectations of Cui Kov, the supreme leader of the Soviet Union.

If only to control the economy of those more than a dozen member states, why would Cui Kov have to make great efforts to reform the Economic Union, abolish the previous treaties that were very beneficial to the Soviet Union and replace them with the current relatively fair clauses that can lead to win-win results? Isn’t it just to increase the competitiveness of the Economic Union and increase its attractiveness to other countries?

According to Cui Kov's idea, in the end, there must be dozens of member states in the meeting, otherwise how can we compete with the WTO, which is dominated by Western countries?

However, this idea did not receive the support of many leaders of the Communist Party of China at the beginning. According to the ideas of these heads of state, it is certain that the Soviet Union can provide assistance to the entire Communist Party of China. If there are more members, the Soviet Union's aid to other countries will naturally be reduced a lot. Who will accept its own interests if it is divided? As for what win-win situations between member countries and each other, it is purely nonsense. No one is a developed country and the win-win situation is not so significant.

There are forces of opposition, but they cannot withstand the heart of Cui Kefu's expansion of the military and Economic Union. After promising to increase support to the members of the Economic Union and increase cooperation in major projects between each other, other member states compromised. Anyway, it is difficult to stop it. The benefits are good now. As for who can take the big share at that time, it depends on their respective public relations.

After two hours of intense discussion, the military expansion plan for the MCC was finally brought out. Yugoslavia and Angola, which had long been approved to become formal member states of MCC, began to enjoy all the treatment of MCC, and increased the three regional powers of Iraq, Libya and Argentina to become MCC observer countries. They also made a commitment to other MCC countries, which would accelerate the review of MCC review and prioritize them to become formal member states.

The fourth day of the meeting entered a climax of discussion. In the morning of the same day, several major cooperation projects and economic plan adjustments were discussed, and in the afternoon, the completion of plans for the integration of patents within the Intercom Association and the integration of patents with Western countries such as the United States.

At the beginning of the afternoon meeting, Cui Kov, the highly anticipated supreme leader of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, gave a blow to all the leaders of the countries present when he spoke.

"Comrades, we have formulated a patent alignment plan for 3 years, and it is expected that the patent alignment and patent protection work between our member states within the InterConference will be completed within 5 years. Judging from the progress of the current report of each member state to the InterConference, it is still very gratifying. The negotiations on the integration of various patents before the implementation of the plan have been smoothly progressed by 80%. After the signing of the treaty, the member states have completed the interconnection and protection of newly registered patents and have made significant progress in patent protection work." Cui Koff paused here. Which of the heads of state here is not a political old fox. At that time, he heard Cui Koff's tone and knew that there was something in his words. Now he saw this action and was even more energetic. This was a big turning point.

"However, from what we actually know, many of our member states are not doing as well as they report in their reports. The protection of newly registered patents is not only not carried out, but is indulging infringement such as piracy and tampering."

"I have an investigation report from Moscow Second Game Development Group, a famous IT company in my country. The games "Tetris" and "Lianlian Watch" developed by the group have many pirated versions in China, Vietnam and other countries. Some pirated versions just change the pattern of the game and claim to be their own products. This rampant piracy seriously infringes on the copyright of Moscow Second Game Development Group and causes more than 5.8 million rubles of economic losses to Moscow Second Game Development Group. Here, on behalf of Moscow Second Game Development Group, I will file a serious protest against the governments of the country that condonize piracy and infringe on legitimate copyright interests." The more Cui Kov said, the louder heavier he spoke, and his confidence became stronger and stronger.

"If such infringement of legitimate patent rights cannot be effectively controlled, then what is the effect of the internal patent alignment plan of the Mutual Association signed and carried out? Even if we do these, our patents will not be protected in some countries. They will indulge in bold pirated products, and they will greedily intercept the due interests that should belong to the patent owner." At this time, Cui Kefu's words slowly became cold. "We must now carefully consider how our plan will be implemented if this continues, and will our internal clauses of Mutual Association still have any effect?"

Seeing the scene getting colder, Cui Kov changed his subject, "Moscow Second Game Development Group has sued the courts of China and Vietnam. They know that it is unlikely to recover the economic losses that have been caused, but Moscow Second Game Development Group hopes that all countries can immediately take strong measures from now on to ensure the interests of legal patents and the interests of private development."

"I hope our patent alignment plan can truly go on, and my speech is over."

Although the meeting below was lively, it was soon reached. The heads of state of all countries promised to speed up the implementation of the patent alignment plan and vigorously guarantee the legal rights of patent holders. Especially when the Chinese head of state D and Vietnamese head of state Le Duan made another promise, they felt a sense of solemnity. The two lost face this time.
Chapter completed!