Core Viewpoint - Hainan aims to become a preferred location for international commercial dispute resolution by integrating global mediation resources and creating a market-oriented, rule-of-law, and international business environment [1][4]. Group 1: Event Overview - The 2025 Hainan Free Trade Port Legal Week was held from October 15 to 19, gathering over 700 legal experts and business representatives from 14 countries and regions to discuss new paths for building a rule-of-law free trade port [1][2]. - The event featured a format of "thematic speeches + roundtable discussions," allowing for diverse perspectives and showcasing the global application and impact of international commercial mediation [2]. Group 2: Achievements - Three main achievements were highlighted: 1. Broad participation with various international elements, including experts from Singapore, Hong Kong, and Malaysia [2]. 2. Multiple innovative outcomes, including signing memorandums of cooperation with influential organizations like AIADR and eBRAM to enhance international mediation collaboration [2][3]. 3. Consensus on three key areas: leveraging technology for mediation efficiency, innovating mechanisms for standardized and international processes, and promoting professional development within the mediation industry [3]. Group 3: Future Directions - The Hainan Mediation Association plans to leverage the legal week to enhance service systems and transform achievements into practical applications, including talent development and establishing international recognition standards for mediators [4]. - Emphasis will be placed on building cooperative platforms between Hainan's mediation institutions and international counterparts to share knowledge and contribute to national legislative efforts in commercial mediation [4].