China is stepping up its commitment to global cooperation by enhancing legal safeguards for the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). At an international forum on BRI legal services, Chen Wenqing—a key member of the CPC Central Committee's Political Bureau and head of the Commission for Political and Legal Affairs—outlined plans to boost collaboration in law enforcement, judicial affairs, and legal talent development.
Chen emphasized that within the expansive BRI network, which connects over 150 countries, the rule of law is more than just regulations—it’s the engine that drives shared progress and prosperity. Recent measures include the establishment of international commercial courts and pilot centers for international arbitration, setting a solid foundation for dispute resolution and cross-border legal cooperation. 🚀
He added that aligning laws, policies, standards, and rules will pave the way for smoother exchanges and comprehensive legal talent development. By integrating legal services on a multilateral scale, China aims to offer a broader platform that benefits every partner involved in the initiative.
This move marks a significant step toward securing a transparent and stable framework for international trade and development. Stay tuned for more updates on this groundbreaking journey across borders! 🌏
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China vows to strengthen legal safeguards for Belt and Road Initiative
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