China News Service, Nanning, August 21 (Lin Xiaokang) On August 21, the Guangxi International Commercial Dispute Diversified Resolution Training Course was held in Nanning. The China Maritime Arbitration Commission and the Beihai Maritime Court signed a cooperation framework agreement on site. The Litigation-Arbitration-Mediation Linkage Workstation for maritime and commercial disputes, established by the Beihai Maritime Court at the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) Guangxi Committee, was inaugurated that same day. This is Guangxi’s first Litigation-Arbitration-Mediation Linkage Workstation for maritime and commercial disputes.
Guangxi’s first Litigation-Arbitration-Mediation Linkage Workstation for maritime and commercial disputes is inaugurated. Photo provided by CCPIT Guangxi Committee.
CCPIT Guangxi Committee stated that the establishment of this workstation and the signing of the aforementioned cooperation agreement will further advance the innovation of diversified dispute resolution mechanisms for maritime justice and maritime arbitration, and explore a benign interactive cooperation model of “platform integration + business collaboration” between maritime courts and arbitration mediation institutions.
As a frontier and window for China’s opening up and cooperation with ASEAN, Guangxi, relying on the China (Guangxi) Pilot Free Trade Zone, is actively promoting institutional openness. CCPIT Guangxi Committee focuses on the connection between litigation, arbitration, and mediation to establish an international commercial guarantee mechanism with Guangxi characteristics for litigation-arbitration-mediation linkage. Guangxi’s first Litigation-Arbitration-Mediation Linkage Workstation for maritime and commercial disputes will provide Chinese and foreign parties with fair, efficient, and convenient legal services for maritime and commercial affairs. It will assist Guangxi in steadily expanding institutional openness in rules, regulations, management, and standards, aiming to build a preferred destination for commercial dispute resolution facing ASEAN. (End)
