Core Insights - The arbitration system is a fundamental legal framework in China and an important component of international rule of law, with recent reports released by the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) aimed at providing practical and institutional references for domestic and foreign market participants [1][2]. Group 1: Annual Report and Case Studies - The "China International Commercial Arbitration Annual Report (2024-2025)" was compiled by a research team from Renmin University, including experts from various sectors, and analyzes the application of the Civil Code in arbitration over the past five years, highlighting differences in practices among arbitration institutions [1]. - The accompanying "Construction Arbitration Case Selection" features 15 typical cases from construction-related disputes, addressing core issues such as project quality, delays, and payment settlements, with professional commentary provided by experienced arbitrators [1]. Group 2: Latin American Arbitration Research - The "Research on Arbitration Systems in Latin American Countries" is the first domestic study focusing on arbitration laws and mechanisms in eight countries, including Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, examining their similarities and differences in arbitration legislation and procedures [2]. - This research aims to explore the integration of these countries' arbitration systems with international rules such as the New York Convention [2]. Group 3: CIETAC's Role and Achievements - CIETAC has handled over 70,000 arbitration cases primarily involving international commercial disputes, with parties from 168 countries and regions, and its arbitration awards are recognized and enforced in over 100 countries [2]. - The annual case value at CIETAC has exceeded RMB 100 billion for seven consecutive years, with its case volume, total value, and the number of countries involved consistently ranking among the top international arbitration institutions [2][3].

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]