深圳于2022年出台全国首部专门规范商事调解组织的地方性法规——《深圳经济特区矛盾纠纷多元化解 条例》，明确了商事调解组织合法身份以及主管单位职责，为行业发展铺设"高速路"。后续出台《关于 规范商事调解收费的实施办法（试行）》，发布全国首个《商事调解工作规范》团体标准，进一步规范 行业发展。目前，深圳正制定11个标准文件，逐步构建起"机构准入-过程监管-质量评估"全流程标准体 系，开启国家商事调解服务标准化试点新篇章。此外，商事调解组织登记制度改革已纳入第二批深圳综 合改革试点任务事项，未来司法行政部门实施统一登记，将有效解决登记与监管机关不一致的问题，破 解监管壁垒。 深圳商报·读创客户端首席记者 张玮玮 通讯员 司新宣 文/图 作为全国首个商事调解协会，深圳市商事调解协会发布《商事调解员资格评审规则（试行）》，开发国 内首个"理论+实务+伦理"三维的商事调解员培训课程，出台《深圳市商事调解组织等级评定管理办 法》，发布《深圳法院委派调解案件商事调解收费标准》《关于商事调解组织自行调解案件申请司法确 认的工作指引》等文件。协会还成立涉外调解工作委员会、知识产权调解工作委员会，制定《涉外调解 员名册管理办法》 ...

Group 1 - The Shanghai Oriental International Commercial Mediation Institute and the Shanghai Law Society Litigation Law Research Association co-hosted a seminar focused on promoting international cooperation in commercial mediation and supporting the sustainable development of the multilateral trade system [1] - The seminar aimed to enhance the global attractiveness of Chinese commercial mediation and to discuss strategies for achieving a harmonious new landscape in global commercial affairs [1] Group 2 - The Oriental Mediation Institute appointed key figures to its Strategic Advisory Committee and Professional Working Committee, which will provide decision-making support and specialized assistance in areas such as intellectual property, cross-border investment, and financial securities [3] - The establishment of these committees is intended to facilitate the professional development of the Oriental Mediation Institute and to support the resolution of complex cases [3] Group 3 - The Oriental Mediation Institute signed strategic cooperation agreements with various organizations, including the Shanghai Arbitration Commission and the Shanghai Bar Association, to enhance mediation efficiency and attract skilled professionals [4][5] - These agreements aim to streamline the mediation process, improve evidence collection, and promote the "mediation first" approach in intellectual property disputes [4][5] - The collaboration with the China-Germany Chamber of Commerce will focus on providing quality mediation services for cross-border disputes between Chinese and German enterprises, enhancing the credibility of Chinese commercial mediation abroad [5] Group 4 - The Oriental Mediation Institute aims to optimize its operations and enhance its professional capabilities to compete in both domestic and international markets, positioning itself as a leading provider of commercial mediation services in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond [5]

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Yangtze River Delta Out-of-Court Restructuring Center aims to enhance the business environment in Shanghai by providing a one-stop professional service for companies facing debt or financial difficulties, thereby promoting market-oriented, legal, and international business practices [1][2]. Group 1: Establishment and Objectives - The Yangtze River Delta Out-of-Court Restructuring Center was launched to respond to the Shanghai Municipal Government's initiative to improve the business environment [1]. - The center focuses on creating a market-oriented, legal, and international business environment, helping distressed but viable companies to recover [1][3]. Group 2: Services and Technology Integration - The center offers a comprehensive range of services, including a roster of mediators and restructuring consultants, expert consultation, and a database of professional service institutions [1][2]. - A strategic partnership with Alibaba Assets and Lvxin Media has led to the creation of an online platform that utilizes blockchain, smart contracts, and big data for debt information matching and restructuring negotiations [2]. Group 3: Ecosystem and Expert Involvement - The event saw the introduction of an expert consultation database, a professional service institution database, and an investor database, involving top experts, leading law firms, and major investment institutions [2][3]. - The center aims to build a three-in-one ecosystem of "think tank support - professional services - capital protection" to enhance the efficiency of business dispute resolution [2]. Group 4: Future Directions - The forum emphasized innovation in mechanisms, technological empowerment, and ecosystem aggregation, marking a new phase in the collaborative development of commercial dispute resolution in the Yangtze River Delta [3]. - The center will continue to explore market-oriented, legal, and international paths for commercial dispute resolution, contributing to the dual circulation development pattern [3].