A Study on the «One-Stop» Diversified International Commercial Dispute Resolution Platform of the CICC in the Context of the Belt and Road Initiative
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China has proposed to establish a «One-Stop» diversified international commercial dispute resolution platform (hereinafter «One-Stop» platform) in the CICC that effectively combines litigation, mediation and arbitration, which is one of the innovative measures of the CICC. However, the mechanism to effectively combine these three dispute resolution methods in the «One-Stop» platform is insufficient, the international expert committee has not been able to fully play its role, and there are difficulties in the recognition and enforcement of settlement agreements, arbitration awards, and court judgments after dispute resolution. In response to the above problems, the procedural mechanism of the «One-Stop» platform should be improved, the duties of the expert committee should be clarified, and China should consider introducing more diversified international treaties and improving domestic legislation so that the operation of the «One-Stop» dispute resolution platform can be supported by law. With such legal support, the operation of the «One-Stop» platform can provide public legal service products that are more in line with international needs.

Shi J.., Wu X.., (2023), A STUDY ON THE «ONE-STOP» DIVERSIFIED INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION PLATFORM OF THE CICC IN THE CONTEXT OF THE BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE. Economic Problems and Legal Practice, 2 => 171-175.

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International Commercial Court, Diversified Dispute Resolution Mechanism, Expert Committee..