Recently, the "Seminar on International Practices and Theories of Commercial Arbitration Institutions" was successfully held in the Foreign-related Legal Services Zone of Qingdao Central Legal District. The event was jointly organized by the Foreign-related Dispute Resolution Professional Committee of the Shandong Lawyers Association, the Qingdao Lawyers Association, the International Trade Arbitration Court of the Qingdao Arbitration Commission (Qingdao International Arbitration Center), and the Dingsong Commercial Dispute Resolution Support Platform. Zhang Meiping, Director of Beijing DHH(Qingdao) Law Firm, presided over the event. Zhao Xinchen, Senior Partner at DHH, Liang Yanchen, a partner at DHH, and team members Zhang Chengcheng and Zhou Zixuan from the foreign-related business team were invited to participate throughout the event.DHH has consistently focused on high-quality development in the field of foreign-related legal services, actively establishing industry exchange platforms and gathering professional expertise. The successful hosting of this event not only provided diverse perspectives and intellectual support for arbitration and legal professionals from both domestic and international circles, facilitating the international development of arbitration institutions, but also accumulated valuable experience for DHH to further delve into foreign-related commercial arbitration services and enhance its professional capabilities in foreign-related legal services. Looking ahead, DHH will continue to leverage its professional strengths, actively collaborate with industry resources, and contribute more professional expertise to enhancing the international competitiveness of Qingdao's foreign-related legal services and the construction of the "Belt and Road" Initiative.

DHH Lawyers Participate in the "Seminar on International Practices and Theories of Commercial Arbitration Institutions"

<div style="text-align: justify;">On the afternoon of July 17, a delegation comprising Takeshita&nbsp;Keisuke , Dean of the School of Law at Hitotsubashi University in Japan, Professor Wang&nbsp;Yunhai, Professor Yu Gaizhi, Vice President of the Chinese Criminal Law Society and a professor at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Lecturer Zhao Xinxin&nbsp;from Shanghai University of Political Science and Law, Pan Lingji, Chief Representative for Southeast Asia of the Asia-Pacific International Arbitration Court and Director of the Tokyo Office, visited Beijing DHH(Shanghai) Law Firm. The exchange was attended by Lawyer Yu Xiaoqiang, Senior Equity Partner and Executive Director of DHH (Shanghai); Lawyer Bai Yaohua, Senior Equity Partner&nbsp;and researcher&nbsp;at DHH Research Institution; Lawyer Du Yue, Senior Equity Partner and Director of the International&nbsp;Business Department; and Lawyer Wu Qiang, Senior Joint Partner&nbsp;and Executive Director of DHH&amp;DH Japan Business Department. &nbsp;<img align="" alt="" border="0" src="https://deheheng.oss-cn-beijing.aliyuncs.com/file/202507/a13d3be4d777853e0422b86e3b2913f8.jpg" width="1000" /> Lawyer Yu Xiaoqiang&nbsp;extended a warm welcome to Dean Takeshita and the delegation, and provided an overview of DHH Law Firm, including its development history, areas of expertise, and lawyer staffing. Lawyers Du Yue&nbsp;and Wu Qiang&nbsp;elaborated on cross-border international business, overseas offices, the establishment of the Japan office, and professional fields such as international arbitration and other cross-border dispute resolutions. They expressed that DHH can offer extensive and high-quality legal support and services to large foreign-funded enterprises in China, including Japanese-funded enterprises, while also assisting Chinese companies in expanding overseas to Japan, Southeast Asia, and other countries and regions by collaborating with overseas law firms to provide local legal services. &nbsp;<img align="" alt="" border="0" src="https://deheheng.oss-cn-beijing.aliyuncs.com/file/202507/4ea1f7256bb5fbfccfa10263aafbe2f6.jpg" width="1000" /> The participants engaged in extensive and in-depth discussions on common topics between China and Japan, such as the application of artificial intelligence in criminal and civil justice, as well as international arbitration. Both sides stated that the exchange had enhanced mutual understanding between Japanese universities and Chinese law firms and would be highly beneficial for fostering further cooperation and exchanges in the future. &nbsp;</div>&nbsp; &nbsp;

ZHAO Xin