法商融合怎么融？法务区如何建？专家探讨制度创新与实践发展

Core Insights - The forum focused on the integration of law and business, as well as the development of legal service zones in China, emphasizing institutional innovation and practical development [1][3] Group 1: Legal and Business Integration - Various regions in China are promoting the integration of law and business, with Beijing aiming to establish an international demonstration zone by 2027 and a global highland by 2030 [1] - The Tianfu Central Legal Service Zone, launched in February 2021, aims to become a legal service hub for the western region of China [1] - The Qingdao Central Legal Service Zone is set to be inaugurated in February 2024, focusing on maritime law and innovative law enforcement mechanisms [1][3] Group 2: Characteristics and Challenges - The three main characteristics of the integration of law and business and the construction of legal service zones are market-oriented, professional, and international [3] - Legal service zones are seen as key platforms for local institutional innovation and enhancing regional competitiveness [3] - There is a noted shortage of legal talent in foreign-related law, with suggestions for legal service zones to provide internship opportunities for students to gain practical experience [3] Group 3: Cultural Heritage and Legal Support - The integration of law and business has significant potential in the field of cultural heritage, providing legal support for both preservation and commercial development [3] Group 4: Institutional Collaboration - The forum was co-hosted by several institutions, including the University of International Business and Economics, which has established a national-level key discipline in international law and a foreign-related legal research institute [4] - The university aims to strengthen collaboration with practical sectors and contribute to national strategies and local development [4]