Core Viewpoint - The release of eight measures by the Suzhou Arbitration Commission aims to enhance the legal protection for private enterprises, optimize the business environment, and support their healthy development through innovative arbitration mechanisms [1][2]. Group 1: Measures for Private Enterprises - The eight measures cover various aspects to comprehensively safeguard the rights of private enterprises [1]. - The judicial administrative system and arbitration institutions in Suzhou will strengthen collaboration with the municipal federation of industry and commerce to better understand the needs of private enterprises [1]. - The establishment of a "green channel" for arbitration services aims to standardize, normalize, and facilitate processes, allowing for same-day application acceptance to improve efficiency [1]. Group 2: Cost Reduction and Accessibility - Suzhou will utilize the International Commercial Arbitration Service Center located in the Suzhou Industrial Park to reduce the costs of rights protection for private enterprises, including offering discounts on arbitration fees for struggling companies [1]. - The use of video conferencing technology will facilitate remote hearings, making it easier for enterprises to participate [1]. Group 3: International Arbitration and Intellectual Property - The Suzhou Free Trade Zone's International Commercial Arbitration Court will enhance foreign-related arbitration by recruiting more foreign-related arbitrators and strengthening overseas cooperation [1]. - A specialized team of arbitrators will be formed to optimize intellectual property rights protection and create convenient channels for rights protection [1]. Group 4: Digital Transformation and Legal Risk Management - The exploration of the "arbitration + mediation" model aims to deepen the connection between arbitration and mediation, enriching dispute resolution pathways [2]. - The Suzhou Arbitration Commission is promoting the digital transformation of arbitration services, including online filing and electronic delivery [2]. - Legal risk prevention consultations will be provided to help enterprises identify potential risks [2]. Group 5: Strategic Collaborations and Expert Guidance - The event included the awarding of the second batch of arbitration liaison points to various industry associations, indicating a strategic collaboration to enhance arbitration services [2]. - An expert lecture on legal risk prevention and trade challenges was delivered, focusing on international evidence law, contract law, and international arbitration [2].