最高法：搭建区域性国际商事多元解纷平台

Core Viewpoint - The Supreme People's Court of China has released opinions aimed at promoting the high-quality development of international commercial courts to enhance the country's international influence in commercial dispute resolution [1][2] Group 1: Innovations in Judicial Mechanisms - The opinions propose specific innovative measures in six areas: optimizing jurisdiction mechanisms, improving case management mechanisms, enhancing litigation convenience mechanisms, accurately applying international treaties and practices, refining foreign law verification mechanisms, and innovating court operation mechanisms [1] - These measures aim to address challenges and pain points that hinder the improvement of international commercial trial quality and efficiency [1] Group 2: Multi-faceted Dispute Resolution - The opinions emphasize the importance of integrating litigation with mediation and arbitration, proposing to establish a regional international commercial multi-faceted dispute resolution platform [1] - It highlights the need to enhance the judicial confirmation mechanism for international commercial mediation agreements and strengthen cooperation with international mediation institutions and organizations [1] Group 3: Talent Development and Collaboration - The opinions outline specific arrangements for the selection and collaborative training of legal professionals, aiming to enhance judges' capabilities in applying domestic and international laws and participating in the formulation of international rules [2] - There is a focus on deepening cooperation between international commercial courts and higher education institutions to strengthen research in international law theory and judicial practice [2] Group 4: Guidance on Belt and Road Cases - The Supreme People's Court has also released a fifth batch of typical cases related to the "Belt and Road" initiative, covering areas such as construction contracts and the recognition and enforcement of foreign court judgments [2] - These cases serve as a model for lower courts to ensure fair and efficient handling of cases related to the "Belt and Road" initiative [2]