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Recently, the Legal Daily published an article highlighting Nanjing Maritime Court's dynamic practices in serving and supporting Jiangsu's core tasks: advancing high-level opening-up, promoting high-quality development of the marine economy, implementing the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, and executing the Free Trade Zone Upgrade Strategy. The full text is reproduced below.

Today, People’s Court Dailypublished an article focusing on how Nanjing Maritime Court has continuously worked to resolve difficulties faced by shipbuilding enterprises under enforcement, supporting the growth of new marine productive forces through high-quality maritime judiciary services. The full text is reprinted below.

On the desk of Shen Yan, a Second-Grade Senior Judge at Nanjing Maritime Court, lies a stack of chart materials over forty pages thick.

Following the issuance of the "Opinions of the General Office of the Supreme People's Court and the General Office of the Ministry of Transport on Advancing the Development of 'One-Stop' Maritime Dispute Resolution Center," Wang Hongwei, President of the Jiangsu High People's Court, conducted an on-site inspection of the "One-Stop" Maritime Dispute Resolution Center on January 8. The Center was jointly established by the Nanjing Maritime Court and the Nanjing Maritime Safety Administration. This inspection aims to gain an in-depth understanding of its operation model, innovative practices, and practical results.

In December, the ship auction jointly organized by the Nanjing, Shanghai, Ningbo, and Wuhan Maritime Courts was successfully concluded. This collaborative initiative was designed to further deepen regional maritime judicial cooperation, efficiently resolve maritime disputes, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of all parties involved.

On December 26, the Jiangsu Maritime Enforcement Joint Conference was held at the Nanjing Maritime Court. Wang Yun, Vice President of the Nanjing Maritime Court, briefed attendees on the Court's recent efforts to advance coordination between judicial and administrative enforcement and shared insights on leveraging the rule of law to support high-level opening-up.