涉外法治视域下促进制度型开放

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that China's approach to opening up is transitioning from a traditional model focused on the flow of goods and factors to a "systemic" model that emphasizes rules, regulations, management, and standards [2] - Systemic opening aims to eliminate "behind-the-border barriers" and create a regulatory system aligned with international norms, marking a significant shift in China's foreign trade strategy [2] - Expanding systemic opening is crucial for deepening reforms and advancing China's modernization, embedded within the overall framework of foreign-related rule of law [2] Group 2 - Achieving systemic opening requires a focus on systematic integration, internal and external coordination, and the promotion of rules, alongside the need for coordinated reform and legal frameworks [3] - The approach emphasizes aligning with high-standard international trade rules to improve foreign-related legislation and optimize the business environment [3] - There is a need to enhance the credibility of foreign-related judicial processes and develop high-quality legal talent to support the construction of a systemic opening framework [3]