Core Viewpoint - Chinese enterprises are upgrading their overseas operations from product export to capacity export, and now to management and system export, necessitating a high-quality team of foreign-related legal professionals to support compliance investigations and dispute resolutions [1][3] Group 1: International Commercial Arbitration Center Development - The Beijing Arbitration Commission is enhancing its international image and credibility to become a top-tier arbitration institution, which requires ongoing efforts to build its reputation [3][4] - The concept of foreign-related rule of law is gaining recognition, focusing on rules and systems that address international affairs, with international commercial dispute resolution being a key aspect [3][4] - The Beijing Arbitration Commission has accepted over 93,000 cases with a total amount exceeding 9,400 billion yuan by the end of 2024, with international cases growing at an average rate of 24% annually [5] Group 2: Emergency Arbitration Procedures - The emergency arbitration procedure allows for temporary measures to protect a party's rights, which is crucial in international arbitration [6][7] - A notable case involved a U.S. company where the emergency arbitrator's decision effectively protected the seller's rights regarding stock control, demonstrating the efficiency of the Beijing Arbitration Commission's procedures [7] Group 3: Talent Development in Foreign-related Legal Services - The development of foreign-related legal talent is essential for strengthening the rule of law in international contexts, with over 5,000 foreign-related lawyers in Beijing, including 170 on a national talent list [9][10] - The Beijing Judicial Bureau has initiated a training program for high-end foreign-related legal talents, fostering a network for continuous learning and collaboration among professionals [10] Group 4: Participation in International Rule-making - The Beijing Arbitration Commission has actively participated in international forums and meetings since 2013, contributing to the development of international rules and providing real case materials for organizations like the United Nations [8]