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On the occasion of the 115th International Women's Day and the 4th International Day of Women Judges, female judges from Nanjing Maritime Court ventured to ports, enterprises, and communities, launching a collaborative legal outreach program. Through practical engagement, they epitomize the grace and valor of maritime women judges in the new era.

In order to better serve and safeguard the national strategy for integrated development of the Yangtze River Delta with improved maritime enforcement measures, promote the substantive operation of the Yangtze River Delta Maritime Courts Enforcement Alliance, and strengthen cross-regional enforcement collaboration, on February 28, initiated by Nanjing Maritime Court, four maritime courts—Shanghai, Wuhan, Ningbo, and Nanjing—jointly held an online symposium.

As the new spring begins, everything takes on a fresh look. Amidst the lingering festive atmosphere of the Lunar New Year, we welcomed the first working day of the year. All judicial officials, full of energy, swiftly transitioned into work mode, showcasing a renewed spirit for the year ahead.

China Maritime Trial (2022-2024) The Supreme People’s Court of the People’s Republic of China Preface The year 2024 marks the 40th anniversary of the establishment of maritime courts in China. Under the strong leadership of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC), the maritime adjudication work of the People's Courts has grown from inception to prominence, achieving

1740534438793437.png To strengthen the overseas interest protection mechanisms for Jiangsu's "going global" enterprises, Wang Yun, Vice President of the Nanjing Maritime Court, recently led a delegation to the Jiangsu Lawyers Association for a symposium. The meeting was chaired by Wang Xiaoqing, Vice President of the Jiangsu Lawyers Association.

Recently, a multimodal transport contract dispute case adjudicated by Nanjing Maritime Court was published in Volume 3, 2024 of Chinese Maritime and Commercial Law Reports, a journal under the globally renowned maritime and commercial law publisher Informa UK plc. Translated and recommended by the court’s young translation team, this case marks the second instance of a Nanjing Maritime Court ruling being featured by the publisher.