Nantong Taiwan Business Law Service Organised Foreign Law Salon

During the event, the representatives of the Taiwanese businessmen and the service representatives solicited a series of enthusiastic interactions on foreign-related contractual disputes, labor contract disputes and how to use legal means to maintain the intellectual property rights of the Taiwan funded enterprises. The three lawyers of the president of the legal services bureau, Ying Bin and Jin Xin and Wu Wen Bin, combined with the local actual situation, made in-depth and meticulous explanations on the spot, benefiting the head of the Taiwanese funded enterprises who took part in the activities.

Liu Jingfang, President of the Nantong Taiwan Association, thanked the Nantong businessmen for their concern and assistance to the service providers. major More comprehensive Intimate The service will benefit more Taiwanese businessmen.

Since its establishment in April 24, 2014, the Taiwan business legal service in Nantong has increased from 16 to 24, and has solved 5 legal disputes among Taiwan funded enterprises.

　　 Nantong Shen Lin, deputy director of the Taiwan Affairs Office, chaired the event. He said that such activities will be more and more in the future, and will help more Taiwanese funded enterprises to solve legal disputes through visits by lawyers and "legal examination".

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When the Communist Party closed last week in the fourth Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee, when it deployed to comprehensively promote the rule of law, it put forward "strengthening foreign related legal work, using legal means to safeguard China's sovereignty, security and development interests, and safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of our citizens and legal persons in overseas and foreign citizens and legal persons in China".

Analysts pointed out that in the fourth Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee, China released a strong signal that China attaches more importance to foreign-related legal work. It is expected that in addition to further revising and improving existing foreign related laws, China will speed up the formulation of new laws, including consular protection and foreign investment, and step up training of foreign lawyers.

With the deepening of reform and opening up, China's ties with the rest of the world are unprecedented. In 2013, the number of outbound tourists reached about 98000000, becoming one of the fastest growing countries in the world. It is estimated that the number of outbound tourists in China will reach 110 million in 2014, an increase of about 13%.

The sustained development of economy has promoted the explosive growth of China's overseas investment. According to statistics, China's non financial foreign direct investment amounted to US $90 billion 170 million in 2013. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang predicted that China's foreign investment will reach US $500 billion in the next 5 years.

"Business contacts and cultural exchanges between China and the rest of the world are increasing, and the probability of disputes is increasing." Li Hong, a professor at the Law School of Tsinghua University, said that in the new era, it is still hard to guarantee that citizens' interests abroad are easily constrained by the shortage of personnel and the high cost.

He believes that it is the trend of the world and the needs of the times to safeguard citizens' legitimate rights and interests abroad through legal means. In the fourth Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee, the relevant deployment arrangements were made in time, showing the determination of the state to safeguard citizens' rights and interests and the embodiment of the country's comprehensive strength.