How to handle a generic dictionary whose types are unknown and don't matter?

If 'value' is an incoming generic dictionary whose types are unknown/don't matter, how do I take its entries and put them into a target dictionary of type IDictionary<object, object> ?

if(type == typeof(IDictionary<,>))
{
    // this doesn't compile 
    // value is passed into the method as object and must be cast       
    IDictionary<,> sourceDictionary = (IDictionary<,>)value;

    IDictionary<object,object> targetDictionary = new Dictionary<object,object>();

    // this doesn't compile
    foreach (KeyValuePair<,> sourcePair in sourceDictionary)
    {
         targetDictionary.Insert(sourcePair.Key, sourcePair.Value);
    }

    return targetDictionary; 
}

EDIT:

Thanks for the responses so far.

The problem here is that the argument to Copy is only known as type 'object'. For example:

public void CopyCaller(object obj) 
{ 
    if(obj.GetType() == typeof(IDictionary<,>) 
         Copy(dictObj); // this doesn't compile 
}