汇聚政校研智慧，法治蓝皮书首揭深圳商事调解答卷

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen's commercial mediation is a key component of its diversified dispute resolution mechanism, supporting the optimization of the legal business environment and promoting high-quality economic development [1][4]. Group 1: Report Overview - The "Shenzhen Blue Book: Shenzhen Legal Development Report (2025)" was jointly published by the Shenzhen Academy of Social Sciences and the Social Sciences Academic Press, systematically summarizing Shenzhen's legislative and legal development under the "Dual Zone" construction context [3]. - The "Shenzhen Commercial Mediation Development Report" is the first of its kind, led by the Shenzhen Judicial Bureau in collaboration with various academic institutions, filling a gap in urban-level comprehensive research in this field [1][3]. Group 2: Practical Achievements - Shenzhen's commercial mediation has shown a distinct characteristic of "accelerating from the start and steadily improving quality," with significant progress in system improvement, institutional cultivation, team building, and quality enhancement [7]. - The implementation of the "Shenzhen Special Economic Zone Multi-Dispute Diversification Resolution Regulations" provides a solid legal guarantee for the establishment and healthy development of commercial mediation organizations, propelling the work into a "fast lane" [7]. - As of September this year, Shenzhen has registered 54 commercial mediation organizations and has 3,885 registered mediators, including 365 from Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and foreign countries, handling 317,350 disputes involving approximately 113.72 billion yuan [7]. Group 3: Future Development - To build an international commercial dispute resolution hub, Shenzhen is developing a one-stop international legal service system in the He Tao Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Cooperation Zone, providing support for commercial mediation organizations [8]. - There is an increasing demand for high-quality commercial mediation services due to the growing number of market entities and the increasing complexity of commercial disputes [8]. - The Shenzhen Judicial Bureau aims to accelerate the introduction of specialized commercial mediation legislation, enhance the professional level of mediators, stimulate market demand, and improve the digitalization of commercial mediation services [8].