Chinese Premier Li Qiang has signed a State Council decree announcing decisions to revise and repeal certain administrative regulations.
In recent years, the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region in South China and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region have strengthened cooperation in addressing pressing livelihood issues, resolving cross-border disputes, and leveraging talent advantages.
The Justice Bureau of Wuhan has advanced the comprehensive development of foreign-related rule of law, aiming to establish the city as an inland hub for opening-up and foster a first-class, law-based business environment.
In recent years, Dongguan in South China's Guangdong province has made steady efforts to enhance its comprehensive, specialized, and international foreign-related legal service system to meet the demands of the city's high‑level opening‑up.
Minister of Justice He Rong met with a delegation led by Chan Tsz-king, secretary for security of the Macao Special Administrative Region, in Beijing on Jan 28.
China has revised regulations concerning drug administration in a bid to promote drug innovation, strengthen management of online sales of medicines and reinforce drug safety supervision.
In recent years, the Justice Bureau of Suzhou has accelerated the integration of legal service resources and advanced the city's foreign-related rule of law.
In recent years, the Chongqing Municipal Bureau of Justice has actively advanced the high-quality foreign-related rule of law.
In recent years, Hunan province in Central China has advanced the rule of law to support its high-level opening-up, aligning with the rapid development of the China (Hunan) Pilot Free Trade Zone and the goal of building Changsha into a global research and development hub.
The Justice Department of Southwest China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, in collaboration with Guangxi Minzu University, has developed and launched an AI system for China–ASEAN legal consultation to address major challenges in foreign-related legal services, including language barriers and difficulties in ascertaining foreign law.
China made notable progress in the work of judicial administration in 2025, with the number of administrative inspections concerning businesses down 33 percent, according to the Ministry of Justice on Monday.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Friday chaired a State Council executive meeting which mulled measures to boost consumption by accelerating the formation of new growth points in service consumption.
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