Jiangsu province has established seven legal service centers in other countries to meet the rising demand from its overseas enterprises and to offer platforms for enterprises to participate in international economic cooperation.
The seven centers are in Cambodia, United Arab Emirates, Russia, Brazil, Angola, Ethiopia and Indonesia, Wang Xiaoqing, vice-president of Jiangsu Lawyers Association, said at a news conference on August27 in Beijing.
Additionally, the centers promote cultural exchanges and strengthen communication with local governments, business associations, bar associations and law firms to establish good cooperative relationships.
They would mainly engage in international investment, acquisitions, anti-dumping, antitrust, intellectual property protection, environmental protection and international commercial arbitration.
The Ministry of Justice decided in March to establish a national talent bank for foreign legal expertise and released a list of 1,000 lawyers dedicated to international legal services for the reference of overseas companies and institutions.
Source: China Daily
