Al-Ghiety: Public Performance Rights Await Regulations

The right of public performance is not new to Egypt, as it has been implemented for over 30 years in accordance with international agreements. Its aim is to protect the rights of creators by ensuring they receive revenue from the re-exhibition of their works to the public through digital channels and platforms. Author Mohamed El-Ghaity confirmed that the current debate focuses on the mechanisms of enforcement rather than the origin of the rights. He emphasized the need for an executive regulation issued by the Cabinet to organize collection and distribution processes, ensuring the rights of artists and producers. It is important to distinguish between financial compensation and the financial rights resulting from the public performance of works. The application of this right remains contingent upon clear enforcement procedures that align with international legislation, in order to strengthen intellectual property protection and support Egypt's creative industries.

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