Core Viewpoint - Mediation can be more effective and warmer than litigation in resolving international commercial disputes, as demonstrated by a recent case involving a Bangladeshi businessman and a Chinese merchant [1] Group 1: Legal Services Optimization - The Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region has optimized foreign-related legal services to facilitate market operations, leveraging its geographical advantages and legal functions [1][2] - The establishment of a "one-stop" legal service station in the legal park has streamlined the process for resolving disputes, significantly reducing the time required to address issues [1][2] Group 2: Legal Resource Integration - Guangxi has integrated legal resources from public security, judiciary, and administrative sectors to advance the construction of legal parks, creating ten platforms that cater to enterprise needs [2] - The establishment of "National Gate Police Stations" at border ports has enhanced the coordination of legal services, improving the efficiency of dispute resolution [2] Group 3: Cross-Border Legal Cooperation - A judicial administrative cooperation agreement has been signed between Guangxi's judicial department and Vietnam's Lang Son Province to enhance international legal cooperation [3] - The establishment of cross-border law enforcement cooperation mechanisms has been initiated to support the rapid development of border trade [3] Group 4: Dispute Resolution Mechanisms - The "court + mediation" linkage mechanism focuses on resolving foreign-related civil and commercial disputes before they escalate, aiming for early resolution [3] - The Guangxi International Commercial Mediation Center has received over 1,200 cases since its establishment in December 2022, providing specialized mediation services for ASEAN trade disputes [3]