齐鲁晚报.齐鲁壹点刘凯平 12月19日上午，济宁市政府新闻办组织召开新闻发布会，介绍"仲有解"安商心，"仲心调"暖民心，仲裁护航经济社会高质量发展工作情况。 "仲有解"挺在前 以专业为刃，破解商事发展难题 "仲有解"品牌以"凡事有解、依法化解"为核心理念，针对企业"急难愁盼"，聚焦金融、建筑工程、知识产权、涉外贸易等重点领域，提供专业化、定制化 纠纷解决方案，确立"经济纠纷，优选仲裁"品牌形象。 一是完善实体服务矩阵。在3个专业仲裁院基础上，于兖州区试点设立首家巡回仲裁庭，在金乡县成立全市首家县级仲裁发展促进会，搭建县域仲裁服务 专属平台，在嘉祥县增设第7个重点产业园区仲裁员工作室，靠上服务重点产业园区纠纷预防及化解。形成"专业突出、辐射县区"的组织架构，实现"专业 领域专人办"。 二是延伸特色服务载体。组建商事纠纷调解中心，遴选16名退休法官担任专职调解员、105名专业人士担任兼职调解员，形成"专职+兼职"的调解队伍格 局。针对重点领域纠纷，设立金牌仲裁员调解工作室，实现"专业纠纷专业解"。建立"快速调解+快速裁决"双轨机制，对案情清晰、事实明确的纠纷实 行"当日受理、三日组庭、三十日审结"，大幅压缩办案周 ...

Core Viewpoint - Hainan Free Trade Port will officially start its full island closure operation on December 18, 2025, establishing a temporary arbitration system to address the increasing number of international commercial disputes, positioning itself as a preferred location for international commercial dispute resolution [1][2]. Group 1: Establishment of Dispute Resolution Mechanism - The Hainan Free Trade Port Shipping Dispute Multi-Resolution Center was established on September 29, 2023, integrating mediation, arbitration, litigation, and accident handling into a "four-in-one" platform for maritime dispute resolution [1]. - The center allows parties to enjoy "one-stop reception, a package of resolution, and alignment with international standards" for maritime arbitration services without leaving the country [1]. Group 2: Temporary Arbitration Regulations - The "Regulations on the Development of International Commercial Arbitration in Hainan Free Trade Port" will take effect on July 1, 2024, marking the first domestic regulations on temporary arbitration in a free trade port context [2]. - The regulations provide commercial entities with arbitration services that align with international standards, allowing parties to have significant autonomy in choosing arbitrators and procedures, particularly suitable for cross-border commercial needs [2]. Group 3: Competitive Advantages of Hainan - Hainan's unique competitive advantages include concentrated policy support, significant geographical advantages, and precise service adaptation for dispute resolution in cross-border trade and maritime sectors [2]. - The revised Arbitration Law provides legal support for innovative breakthroughs in temporary arbitration, with supporting policies already implemented [2]. Group 4: Successful Case of Temporary Arbitration - The first foreign-related temporary arbitration case in Hainan was successfully concluded this year, demonstrating the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of the temporary arbitration system [3]. - The case was resolved in less than three months with arbitration costs around 10,000 yuan, showcasing the advantages of local arbitration over foreign institutions [3]. Group 5: Development of Arbitration Rules - Hainan International Arbitration Institute has optimized industry arbitration rules to meet the development needs of the Hainan Free Trade Port, including the release of the "Seed Industry Arbitration Rules" and ongoing research on "Maritime Arbitration Rules" [4]. - The institute has a pool of 1,350 arbitrators from over 40 countries, covering common areas of commercial disputes, and allows parties to choose arbitrators outside the established list [4]. Group 6: Future Directions - As the closure date approaches, the construction of the Hainan International Commercial Arbitration Center is entering a critical phase, focusing on deepening practical applications of established systems [4]. - Hainan aims to align with international high-standard economic and trade rules to create a first-class business environment that is market-oriented, law-based, and internationalized [4].

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Taihu (Wuxi) International Commercial Arbitration Center aims to provide professional international commercial arbitration services for enterprises, aligning with international standards and focusing on key areas such as international trade, cross-border investment, mergers and acquisitions, international engineering contracting, and modern finance [1] Group 1 - The center will integrate high-quality arbitration resources to offer "at-home" services for businesses [1] - A total of 122 foreign-related arbitrators with extensive international dispute resolution experience have been appointed [1] - The center has signed a memorandum of cooperation with chambers of commerce from the UK, Vietnam, and Australia to enhance collaboration in arbitration services, talent training, and promotional exchanges [1] Group 2 - The center will explore mechanisms to connect arbitration with litigation and mediation, strengthening collaboration with case representation and notarization services [1] - A comprehensive "full-chain, one-stop, international" legal and business service system will be constructed [1]

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Shanghai Arbitration Commission European Hub marks a significant step in the internationalization of the Shanghai Arbitration Commission, providing a new comprehensive professional service platform for global cross-border trade and investment [1][3]. Group 1: Internationalization and Service Expansion - The Shanghai Arbitration Commission (SHAC) has become a key player in international arbitration, evolving from a domestic institution to a global service provider, facilitating international commercial dispute resolution [3][4]. - The European Hub aims to enhance SHAC's service capabilities in foreign-related arbitration, supporting the Belt and Road Initiative and contributing to the development of an Asia-Pacific arbitration center [3][4]. - The Hub will offer administrative support for temporary arbitration and provide convenient overseas hearing venues for parties involved in SHAC cases, integrating various legal and commercial services [3][4]. Group 2: Legal Framework and Innovation - SHAC has developed unique procedural mechanisms by learning from international best practices, enhancing dispute resolution efficiency while reducing time and economic costs for parties involved [4]. - The integration of civil law and common law characteristics in SHAC's procedural rules aims to balance efficient fact-finding with procedural fairness, while the combination of arbitration and mediation has become a notable advantage [4]. - The establishment of the European Hub is seen as a crucial step for China to further integrate into the international commercial dispute resolution system, enhancing its voice in the construction of international arbitration rules [4][5]. Group 3: Business Environment and Challenges - As Chinese enterprises accelerate their overseas expansion, they face increasing commercial disputes, with SHAC reporting a 9.51% year-on-year increase in cases accepted, reaching 8,047, and a 7.97% increase in dispute amounts, totaling 47.71 billion yuan [7]. - The European Hub is expected to serve as a window for SHAC and Shanghai to connect with international practices, promoting legal and cultural exchanges [7][8]. - The Hub aims to enhance SHAC's global visibility and act as a facilitator for Sino-European business cooperation, positioning itself as a comprehensive service port for cross-border trade and investment [9].

Core Viewpoint - Chinese enterprises face challenges when investing abroad, particularly in disputes with Western companies, often feeling disadvantaged in arbitration processes [2][4][9] Group 1: Establishment of the Arbitration Center - The Chinese government has initiated the establishment of an international commercial arbitration center in Beijing to create a fair mechanism for Chinese enterprises [3][4] - The center aims to reduce reliance on Western arbitration institutions, which are perceived as biased against Chinese companies [4][9] - The center is set to officially open on May 7, 2025, and will provide a neutral platform for dispute resolution based on international rules tailored to Chinese conditions [4][6] Group 2: Legislative Support and Implementation - The Beijing International Commercial Arbitration Center Construction Regulations were passed on September 26, 2025, to support the establishment of the center [6] - The regulations include provisions for temporary arbitration and allow foreign arbitration institutions to set up operations in Beijing, enhancing the arbitration environment [6][9] - The Beijing Arbitration Commission has adjusted its rules to include more foreign arbitrators, increasing the center's capacity to handle international cases [6][9] Group 3: Strategic Importance and Global Influence - The center is not only designed to serve Chinese enterprises but also aims to enhance China's global influence in dispute resolution [7][9] - As China's economic power grows, the center is positioned to play a significant role in resolving international disputes and promoting fair trade [7][10] - The establishment of the center reflects a strategic vision to actively participate in global rule-making and reduce vulnerability to Western biases in arbitration [7][10]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is the significant role of the Zaozhuang Arbitration Committee in supporting economic and social development through efficient legal services since its establishment in 1996 [1] - As of August 2025, there are 285 arbitration institutions across the country, handling cases from over 100 countries and regions, covering various dispute types including finance, e-commerce, construction, maritime, and intellectual property [1] - Since its inception, the Zaozhuang Arbitration Committee has processed over 8,300 arbitration cases with a total amount involved of nearly 4.6 billion yuan, saving enterprises substantial time and economic costs [1] Group 2 - The sixth Zaozhuang Arbitration Committee was successfully restructured in March 2025, appointing 16 committee members and 160 arbitrators with solid professional backgrounds in law, economics, and construction [2] - The newly revised Arbitration Law has standardized the conditions for arbitrators, broadened the recruitment channels, and improved the selection process, ensuring high-quality case handling and decision credibility [2] - The Zaozhuang Arbitration Committee has implemented "smart arbitration" initiatives, achieving online filing, remote management, and data aggregation, which significantly reduces the cost of rights protection for parties involved [2]

Group 1 - The first temporary arbitration case under the revised "Shanghai International Commercial Maritime Temporary Arbitration Promotion Measures" was held at the North Bund International Legal Service Port, involving a shipping company and a trading company over an international container transport contract dispute [1] - The case was resolved in 4 weeks, demonstrating the efficiency of temporary arbitration compared to traditional litigation, which can take 1.5 to 2 years or longer [1] - The trading company representative highlighted the cost savings and efficiency of temporary arbitration, which significantly optimizes the business environment [1] Group 2 - The North Bund Arbitration Service Center was inaugurated alongside the opening of the North Bund International Legal Service Port, featuring shared arbitration facilities and temporary arbitration services [2] - The center has published the "North Bund Temporary Arbitration Service Guidelines (Trial)" and a comprehensive service manual, which includes a list of recommended arbitrators and secretaries trained specifically for this purpose [2] - The shared arbitration court is equipped with advanced technology to support arbitration proceedings, including audio-video systems and translation services [2] Group 3 - The Hongkou District is collaborating with various arbitration, shipping, insurance, and freight forwarding institutions to promote more temporary arbitration practice cases in specific industries [3] - The North Bund International Legal Service Port aims to integrate mediation, arbitration, and court services to facilitate cross-border commercial dispute resolution [3]

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 China International Service Trade Fair will be held from September 10 to 14 in Beijing, focusing on the theme "Digital Intelligence Leading, Service Trade Renewed," highlighting the characteristics of service trade [2] Group 1: Service Trade Growth - In the first half of the year, China's service import and export total reached 3.9 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 8%, marking a historical high for the same period [2] - Service exports accounted for 11.5% of total foreign trade exports, an increase of 0.7 percentage points compared to the same period last year [2] - Transportation service exports reached 418.5 billion yuan, growing by 23.9%, while travel service exports reached 174.87 billion yuan, growing by 68.7%, making travel the fastest-growing sector [3] Group 2: Policy Support - The development of service trade is expected to benefit from global growth, with the WTO projecting a 4.0% increase in global service exports by 2025 [4] - The Chinese government plans to introduce new policies to support service exports, including financial and regulatory measures [5] - The Ministry of Commerce is focusing on enhancing the role of service trade in the economy, with significant investments in key areas [5] Group 3: Consumer Potential - From January to July, national service retail sales increased by 5.2%, indicating a rising share of service consumption [6] - The upcoming service trade fair will feature over 40 supporting activities, integrating service consumption, trade, and investment [6] - The Ministry of Commerce aims to stimulate service consumption by implementing policies that enhance service quality and expand service offerings [6][7]

Group 1 - Hainan Free Trade Port is entering a new phase with the countdown to full island closure operations, marking a significant step in its development [1] - The global industrial investment conference in Hainan saw 265 projects signed with a total investment of nearly 233.6 billion yuan, indicating growing confidence among quality enterprises to establish operations in Hainan [1] - The establishment of a "first-class business environment" is a key goal for Hainan, with a focus on legal frameworks to support business operations [1][2] Group 2 - The introduction of the Hainan Free Trade Port Law in 2021 allows the local legislature to create regulations that support the unique needs of the free trade port [2] - Hainan is developing a comprehensive legislative system that addresses both broad industry needs and specific issues, exemplified by the Yacht Industry Promotion Regulations [2][3] Group 3 - The Yacht Industry Promotion Regulations have significantly enhanced the operational environment for yacht businesses, leading to a registered yacht count exceeding 1,780 and a 35% increase in tourist visits [3] - Hainan's legislative efforts are part of a broader strategy to strengthen key industries through targeted laws, including those for seed import/export and digital economy [3][4] Group 4 - Hainan is implementing precise legislative measures to address specific challenges in industry development, such as the introduction of regulations to combat fraudulent duty-free shopping practices [4][5] - The focus on "small cuts" in legislation has resulted in 77% of new laws being concise and actionable, effectively addressing local business needs [5] Group 5 - Hainan's law enforcement combines strict regulations with a human-centered approach, exemplified by the establishment of the "White Egret Women's Enforcement Team" to handle local business issues with empathy [6][7] - The integration of administrative enforcement has streamlined processes for businesses, reducing bureaucratic hurdles and improving service delivery [7] Group 6 - The introduction of a "credit commitment + post-supervision" model in enforcement allows businesses to self-regulate while maintaining legal accountability [7][8] - New pilot measures for outdoor business operations have simplified compliance for local restaurants, enhancing their operational flexibility [8] Group 7 - Hainan is enhancing its legal service offerings to provide comprehensive dispute resolution, focusing on both preventative measures and efficient conflict resolution [9][10] - The establishment of a blockchain service platform aims to address challenges in evidence preservation and dispute resolution [10] Group 8 - The introduction of temporary arbitration in Hainan allows for flexible and cost-effective dispute resolution, enhancing the region's attractiveness for international business [11][12] - Hainan is committed to continuously optimizing its arbitration rules and talent systems to align with international standards, aiming to become a preferred location for commercial dispute resolution [12]

Group 1 - The South China (Hong Kong) International Arbitration Center (SCIAHK) has recently accepted and concluded its first arbitration case involving Hong Kong-funded enterprises since the Supreme People's Court's approval in February 2023 regarding the applicability of Hong Kong and Macau laws in the Greater Bay Area [1] - The case involves a Hong Kong-funded enterprise based in Shenzhen and a mainland individual, with arbitration taking place in Hong Kong and hearings held in Shenzhen, showcasing the unique advantages of the "six doubles" system in resolving cross-border disputes in the Greater Bay Area [1] - Since its establishment, SCIAHK has handled a total of 54 arbitration cases with a total dispute amount exceeding RMB 2.77 billion [2]