Core Viewpoint - Xiamen has introduced the "Action Plan for Enhancing Legal Services in the Maritime Silk Road Central Legal Zone," aiming to leverage its advantages in the supply chain sector to provide comprehensive, professional, and international legal services for supply chain enterprises [1][3] Group 1: Specific Tasks of the Action Plan - Establish a coordination mechanism to enhance collaboration among legal, business, and state-owned asset departments, and hold regular meetings to address issues [2] - Form a legal committee under the Xiamen Modern Supply Chain Association to guide enterprises in managing legal risks [2] - Create a service exchange platform, both online and offline, to address the legal needs of supply chain enterprises [2] - Publish a directory of legal service institutions tailored for Southeast Asia, BRICS countries, and Africa [2] - Improve judicial guidelines and rules for supply chain commercial cases, including the introduction of expert consultation in complex cases [2] - Enhance arbitration services for supply chains through local arbitration institutions [2] - Foster commercial mediation and legal service institutions to align with international standards [2] - Explore the development of influential rules and standards in key industries and businesses [2] - Expand influence through professional forums and events related to supply chain legal services [2] - Organize training for legal talent in the supply chain sector, utilizing various educational resources [2] Group 2: Strategic Goals - Xiamen aims to innovate its supply chain legal service mechanisms and extend its services to national supply chain enterprises, aspiring to become a nationally influential legal service center [3] - The initiative supports Xiamen's goal of becoming a key node in the new development pattern and a global supply chain innovation center, fostering a more market-oriented, rule-based, and international business environment [3]