Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Thursday chaired a State Council executive meeting, which reviewed the rectification of problems identified in the audit of the execution of the 2025 central budget and other fiscal revenues and expenditures.
In recent years, Qingdao in East China's Shandong province has made significant strides in maritime and commercial legal development, aiming to build a high-level ecosystem for its foreign-related legal services.
A foreign-related legal services networking event was recently held in Southwest China's Chongqing municipality, focusing on providing legal support for local enterprises expanding overseas.
The 35th session of the United Nations Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice opened in Vienna on June 1. China's Vice Minister of Justice Wu Yanjun led a Chinese government delegation to attend the session and delivered a speech during the general debate.
The Ministry of Justice, together with the China National Intellectual Property Administration, has launched the 2026 training program aimed at enhancing the capabilities of foreign-related intellectual property lawyers.
On May 20, the Justice Department of Henan Province launched a special campaign to bring foreign-related legal services to enterprises at the Zhengzhou International Land Port in the provincial capital.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has signed a State Council decree issuing a new regulation on outbound investment, which will take effect from July 1, 2026.
The State Council agreed to temporarily adjust certain relevant provisions of the regulations of guarantee for customs affairs and the regulations governing ship registration in nine cities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area in a reply released on May 29.
The State Council Information Office held a press briefing on advancing comprehensive law-based governance of China in Beijing on May 27. Speaking at the press conference, Vice Minister of Justice Wu Zeng said the ministry will work to formulate regulations on building a unified national market, and use legal and regulatory measures to remove bottlenecks and barriers hindering the market's development.
Shanghai is stepping up efforts to set a global benchmark for notary services tailored to the shipping sector, aiming to drive growth and reinforce its status as an international shipping hub.
The Foreign-Related Legal Service Center of Central China’s Henan province has recently set up a dedicated service window for export credit insurance, further broadening its scope of foreign-related legal services.
China has corrected more than 66,000 cases involving improper administrative law enforcement against enterprises since a nationwide campaign began in March last year, helping companies recover 30.7 billion yuan ($4.51 billion) in losses.
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