全国人大常委会法工委民法室主任石宏介绍，这次修改的仲裁法明确支持我国仲裁机构到境外设立业务 机构，开展仲裁活动。同时，也根据经济社会发展的需要和改革开放的需要，允许境外的仲裁机构在国 务院批准设立的自由贸易试验区、海南自由贸易港等区域内，依照国家的有关规定设立业务机构，开展 涉外仲裁活动。 （文章来源：人民日报） 今年9月12日，十四届全国人大常委会第十七次会议表决通过新修订的《中华人民共和国仲裁法》，自 2026年3月1日起施行。新修订的仲裁法共八章96条，比修订前增加了16条，从完善涉外仲裁制度，提高 仲裁公信力，推进中国特色仲裁制度创新等方面做出一系列制度性安排。 近5年来，我国仲裁机构办理的涉外仲裁案件约为1.6万件，标的金额约7300亿元，仲裁裁决在世界范围 内得到承认与执行，我国已经逐步成为面向全球的国际商事仲裁优选地。 29日上午，司法部举行新闻发布会介绍新修订的仲裁法有关情况。司法部负责人表示，截至2025年8月 底，全国依法设立285家仲裁委员会，累计办理仲裁案件500多万件，涉案标的额9万多亿元，申请仲裁 的当事人涉及100多个国家和地区，处理的纠纷涉及金融、电子商务、建筑工程、海事海商、 ...

仲裁是国际通行的商事纠纷解决机制。近年来，各地司法行政机关、仲裁机构和广大仲裁从业人员认真 贯彻落实党中央关于仲裁工作的决策部署，扎实推进国际商事仲裁中心建设，切实加强涉外仲裁人才培 养，深入开展仲裁国际交流合作，发挥仲裁在多元化纠纷解决机制中的作用，仲裁事业进入蓬勃发展新 时期，我国仲裁的整体实力、国际影响力全面提升。 司法部有关负责人表示，将会同有关部门、单位扎实做好新修订仲裁法的贯彻实施，完整准确全面做好 法律宣传解读，落实好法律相关要求，推动各项配套规定尽早出台实施，促进仲裁事业健康快速发展。 与此同时，我国加快完善仲裁法律制度。今年9月12日，十四届全国人大常委会第十七次会议表决通过 新修订的《中华人民共和国仲裁法》，从完善涉外仲裁制度，提高仲裁公信力，推进中国特色仲裁制度 创新等方面做出一系列制度性安排。着力健全完善具有中国特色、与国际通行规则相融通的仲裁法律制 度，标志着我国仲裁制度建设和仲裁事业发展进入了新的阶段。 新华社北京9月29日电（记者齐琪）记者29日从司法部获悉，截至2025年8月底，全国依法设立285家仲 裁委员会，累计办理仲裁案件500多万件，涉案标的额九万多亿元，申请仲裁的当事 ...

（总台央视记者 宋琎） 但是，随着我国社会主义市场经济的发展和对外开放的扩大，仲裁法律制度在开放包容创新、对机构和 人员的监督管理等方面还存在不适应的问题。 2025年9月12日，十四届全国人大常委会第十七次会议表决通过新修订的《中华人民共和国仲裁法》， 该法将自2026年3月1日起实施。 新修订的仲裁法共8章96条，比修订前增加了16条，明确了仲裁事业发展的总体要求，从完善涉外仲裁 制度、提高仲裁公信力、推进中国特色仲裁制度创新等方面作出一系列制度性安排。这次仲裁法修改坚 持以习近平新时代中国特色社会主义思想为指导，深入贯彻习近平法治思想，贯彻落实党中央关于仲裁 工作的决策部署，立足仲裁发展实际，着力健全完善具有中国特色、与国际通行规则相融通的仲裁法律 制度，对于加强涉外法治建设，妥善化解经济纠纷，服务国家高质量发展和高水平对外开放，营造市场 化、法治化、国际化营商环境具有重要意义。 仲裁是我国法律规定的纠纷解决制度，也是国际通行的纠纷解决方式。今天（29日），司法部会同全国 人大常委会法工委、最高人民法院召开新闻发布会，就新修订的仲裁法有关内容回应社会关切。 记者在发布会上了解到，现行仲裁法自1995年9 ...

Group 1 - The China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) released three key reports: "China International Commercial Arbitration Annual Report (2024-2025)", "Selected Cases of Construction Engineering Arbitration", and "Research on Arbitration Systems in Latin American Countries" [1][2] - The annual report is based on 2024 arbitration case data and analyzes the application of the Civil Code in arbitration over the past five years, comparing practices among different arbitration institutions in complex arbitration cases [1] - The "Selected Cases of Construction Engineering Arbitration" includes 15 typical cases from construction-related disputes, providing practical references for industry dispute resolution [1] Group 2 - The "Research on Arbitration Systems in Latin American Countries" is the first domestic study focusing on arbitration systems in Latin America, covering countries like Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, and analyzing their arbitration legislation and mechanisms [2] - The research aims to provide arbitration practice and institutional references for both domestic and foreign market participants, with CIETAC planning to continue advancing related studies [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong Provincial Government emphasizes the importance of establishing a world-class arbitration institution to enhance international legal frameworks and support the region's economic development [1][2] Group 1: Meeting Objectives and Themes - The meeting focused on the theme of "building an international first-class arbitration institution" and aimed to summarize the past year's work while planning for the future [1] - It highlighted the significance of arbitration as a widely accepted mechanism for resolving commercial disputes and its role in foreign-related legal systems [1] Group 2: Strategic Initiatives - The meeting called for the acceleration of the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area International Commercial Arbitration Center to enhance collaboration among the three regions [2] - It emphasized the need to improve the construction level of arbitration institutions and deepen institutional reforms, while also enhancing service capabilities and regulatory frameworks [2] Group 3: Talent and Resource Development - There is a focus on strengthening the talent pool for arbitration work, including mechanisms for talent introduction, training, and transfer [2] - The meeting discussed the importance of policy support, judicial guarantees, and resource allocation to bolster the development of arbitration [2] Group 4: New Platforms and Initiatives - A new "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Cross-Border Commercial One-Stop Dispute Resolution Platform" was announced, developed jointly by the Provincial High Court and the Provincial Justice Department [2]

Core Points - The Ministry of Justice has initiated a project to cultivate internationally leading arbitration institutions with a focus on 22 selected arbitration organizations [1] - As of now, China has 285 arbitration institutions and over 60,000 arbitrators, including more than 3,400 foreign arbitrators [1] - In 2024, China is expected to handle 4,373 foreign-related arbitration cases with a total value of 197.8 billion yuan [1] Summary by Category - **Current Status of Arbitration in China** - China has a total of 285 arbitration institutions and over 60,000 arbitrators, with more than 3,400 being foreign arbitrators [1] - In 2024, the expected number of foreign-related arbitration cases is 4,373, with a total value of 197.8 billion yuan [1] - **Development Initiatives** - The Ministry of Justice has selected 22 arbitration institutions as the first batch for the cultivation project aimed at establishing internationally leading arbitration institutions [1] - Since 2022, pilot projects for international commercial arbitration centers have been conducted in cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hainan, with tasks largely completed [1] - **International Standing and Future Plans** - According to a 2025 survey, Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen are among the top ten most popular arbitration locations globally [1] - Major arbitration institutions in China, such as the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission, Shenzhen International Arbitration Court, and Beijing Arbitration Commission, have annual case values exceeding 100 billion yuan [1] - The Ministry of Justice aims to enhance the international influence and competitiveness of China's arbitration system by aligning it with international standards while focusing on national strategic developments [1]

Core Viewpoint - Guangdong Province has made significant progress in establishing itself as a leading international arbitration hub, with its arbitration institutions gaining recognition and efficiency in handling cross-border disputes [1][2][3]. Group 1: Arbitration Institutions' Performance - Guangzhou Arbitration Commission (广仲) handled disputes amounting to 82.4 billion yuan in 2024, ranking fourth among domestic institutions, with 690 foreign-related cases, a year-on-year increase of over 80% in dispute amounts [2]. - Shenzhen International Arbitration Court (深国仲) processed disputes totaling 142.27 billion yuan, ranking second nationally, with 520 foreign-related cases, reflecting a 25.6% year-on-year growth in dispute amounts [2]. - Both institutions have improved their case handling efficiency, averaging less than 90 days from case initiation to resolution, significantly faster than international counterparts like the Singapore International Arbitration Centre and the London International Arbitration Centre [3]. Group 2: Innovative Arbitration Models - The "Guangzhou Model" has been adopted internationally, allowing for arbitration processes to be completed domestically even when the contract specifies a foreign jurisdiction [4]. - The "3+N" hearing model integrates various legal systems, enhancing the adaptability of arbitration procedures to meet international standards [4]. Group 3: Technological Advancements - Deepening integration of artificial intelligence in arbitration processes has been achieved, with the implementation of a smart arbitration system that facilitates online case filing and document delivery [7]. - 广仲 has launched the world's first AI arbitration secretary, enhancing the efficiency of arbitration services [7]. Group 4: International Collaboration and Talent Development - Both 广仲 and 深国仲 are actively engaging in international collaborations, with 广仲 establishing partnerships with foreign universities to train arbitration professionals [8]. - The internationalization of talent is evident, with a significant proportion of arbitrators from various countries, enhancing the diversity and expertise within these institutions [8]. Group 5: Future Directions - The Guangdong Provincial Judicial Department aims to continue focusing on building world-class arbitration institutions, enhancing the region's role as a hub for international commercial arbitration [9].

Core Viewpoint - The World Bank's recent survey of 2,189 Chinese enterprises indicates that China excels in 12 out of 59 business environment assessment points, particularly in electronic payments, electricity access, and skills training, with Shanghai outperforming national and eastern regional averages in most metrics [2][3]. Group 1: Business Environment Assessment - The new World Bank business environment assessment framework, "Business Ready," incorporates enterprise surveys for the first time, contributing approximately 27% to the overall evaluation score [3]. - Shanghai enterprises reported zero instances of power outages and downtime, indicating a world-leading level of electricity supply reliability [4]. - Shanghai's electronic payment costs are reported as zero, showcasing the city's advanced financial service accessibility [4]. Group 2: Regulatory Framework and Public Services - Shanghai has implemented an 8.0 version of its action plan to optimize the business environment, focusing on "enterprise experience" and aligning with World Bank standards across ten areas, including market access and financial services [5]. - The satisfaction score for Shanghai enterprises regarding changing internet service providers is 96.2, reflecting the city's competitive public service infrastructure [6]. Group 3: Competition and Market Regulation - Shanghai's commitment to antitrust and fair competition laws has led to significant enforcement actions against market dominance and administrative monopolies, enhancing the competitive landscape [6][7]. - The city has removed over 100 local standards that hinder the establishment of a unified market, with initiatives in the Pudong New Area serving as a model for fair competition review [7]. Group 4: Future Directions - Shanghai plans to introduce ten key initiatives to further enhance the business environment, focusing on improving enterprise experiences and supporting high-quality economic development [7].

Core Viewpoint - Hainan is leveraging its free trade port policy advantages to establish itself as a preferred location for international commercial dispute resolution, enhancing the quality of arbitration development [1][2]. Group 1: Arbitration Development - Hainan International Arbitration Court was established to meet the needs of Hainan's free trade port construction, with 1,358 arbitrators, nearly one-third of whom are from overseas [1]. - Since its establishment, the court has handled 11,731 arbitration cases with a total amount of 28.92109 billion yuan, with zero cases being overturned by the courts [1]. - The court has also accepted 220 commercial mediation cases amounting to 1.65503 billion yuan and 159 foreign-related cases totaling 1.784 billion yuan, involving parties from over 20 countries and regions [1]. Group 2: Regulatory Framework - In 2022, Hainan was designated as one of four pilot regions for the construction of national international commercial arbitration centers, with its arbitration court included in the "one-stop" international commercial dispute resolution mechanism by the Supreme People's Court [1]. - Hainan introduced the "Several Provisions on the Development of International Commercial Arbitration in Hainan Free Trade Port," which allows for temporary arbitration for disputes among enterprises registered in the free trade port and foreign entities [2]. - The Hainan Provincial Arbitration Association has developed the "Hainan Free Trade Port Temporary Arbitration Rules," enhancing the temporary arbitration system by incorporating international standards and improving efficiency and cost-effectiveness [2].