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On December 11, the Nanjing Maritime Court held a forum under the theme of "Serving the High-Quality Development of the Marine Economy and Building a Preferred Destination for International Maritime Dispute Resolution."

On December 12, Chu Beiping, President of Shanghai Maritime University, led a delegation to Nanjing Maritime Court for a research visit and exchange, with a view to further advancing university-court collaboration and nurturing high-caliber foreign-related legal professionals. Li Yuming, President of Nanjing Maritime Court, attended the symposium.

July 11 marks the China National Maritime Day. Zhang Jun, President of the Supreme People's Court (SPC), led a delegation to the Nanjing Maritime Court for a research visit.

In midwinter, on the tidal flats of the Chuanshui Bay coastline in Dongtai City, mud clams crawl slowly and lay eggs quietly after the tide recedes, while migratory birds occasionally skim the water surface in the distance. This coastal wetland, once ecologically imbalanced due to the rampant spread of Spartina alterniflora, is now revitalizing.

On January 7, 2026, the Supreme People's Court held a press conference to release the Opinions of the General Office of the Supreme People's Court and the General Office of the Ministry of Transport on Promoting the Construction of Waterborne "One-Stop" Dispute Resolution Centers and typical cases of waterborne "One-Stop" dispute resolution. One case from Nanjing Maritime Court was selected.

Xinhua Daily's front page today features an article titled “Striving for Maritime Excellence: Judicial Safeguards Riding the Waves,” highlighting the concrete actions and responsibilities demonstrated by Nanjing Maritime Court through a series of robust and effective measures in serving and supporting the construction of a maritime power province. The full text is reproduced below.