最高法发布《中国海事审判（2022-2024）》报告

Core Insights - The Supreme People's Court released the report "China Maritime Trial (2022-2024)", summarizing the role of maritime trials in supporting the construction of a maritime power and high-level opening-up [1][2] Group 1: Case Statistics - From 2022 to 2024, maritime courts across the country accepted 98,726 maritime cases and concluded 97,140 cases [1] - Among these, 71,705 were maritime commercial cases, with 70,759 concluded; 5,477 were maritime administrative cases, with 5,482 concluded; 21,359 were maritime enforcement cases, with 20,706 concluded; and 185 were maritime criminal cases, with 193 concluded [1] - The courts accepted 6,823 foreign-related cases, concluding 6,071, and 1,226 cases related to Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, with 1,134 concluded [1] Group 2: Judicial Functions and Support - Maritime courts actively exercise judicial jurisdiction to maintain national sovereignty and maritime rights, while promoting the stable development of international trade [2] - The courts provide strong judicial services and guarantees for the high-quality development of modern shipping, offshore wind power, shipbuilding, and advanced marine equipment manufacturing [2] - The courts support environmental public interest litigation and promote a comprehensive marine ecological protection framework [2]