As part of the activities to celebrate the World Intellectual Property Day, the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) through the National Copyright Management (DNDA) held the workshop "Registration of literary works," with a view to recognizing the contribution of creative women.

Authors, writers and members of the National Library, among others, participated in this training, with valuable information about registration, registration and production requirements.

The DNDA's advisor, Yarilis Serrano, said that "this training was undertaken as a recommendation of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) to celebrate the day and to avoid passing unnoticed, one of the best searches in our country are literary works, this year we have 112 registered works."

During the meeting, Serrano invited the writers to come to MiCultura and register his works with an electronic mail with his authors @ MiCultura.gob.pa and to complete his registration certificate to avoid his creations.