Recently, Lawyer Chen Jianmin, Vice President, Senior Equity Partner of Beijing DHH Law Firm, and Joint Executive Director of its Shanghai office, traveled to Hong Kong to participate in the third session of the "Advanced Course of The Hague Academy of International Law in Hong Kong". After systematic study and in-depth discussions, Lawyer Chen Jianmin successfully obtained a certificate of completion for the "Economic Sanctions and International Arbitration" training program, jointly issued by The Hague Academy of International Law, the Department of Justice of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, and the Asian International Legal Research Institute. This achievement has significantly enhanced his practical expertise in areas such as cross-border business compliance, assisting enterprises in going global, and cross-border dispute resolution.
The advanced course focused on the core topic of "Economic Sanctions and International Arbitration" and assembled a globally authoritative faculty of legal scholars. The faculty included Professor Jean-Marc Thouvenin, Secretary-General of The Hague Academy of International Law; Professor Caroline Kleiner from Paris Cité University; Professor Franco Ferrari from New York University; Professor Liang Danni from Sun Yat-sen University; Professor Chin Leng Lim from The Chinese University of Hong Kong; and Professor Giuditta Cordero-Moss from the University of Oslo. Leveraging their profound academic accomplishments, extensive cross-border practical experience, and cutting-edge industry insights, these experts and scholars established a high-end learning and exchange platform for participants that combined theoretical depth, practical value, and an international perspective.
During the training, Lawyer Chen Jianmin concentrated on the core pain points in international economic legal practice, systematically studying key modules such as "The Applicable Law in Economic Sanctions and Arbitration," "The Impact of Economic Sanctions on Contractual/Bilateral Investment Treaty Obligations," "Judicial Remedies," and "Public Policy." Throughout the course, Lawyer Chen dedicated himself wholeheartedly to his studies, delving deeply into the legal application logic and practical response strategies in complex cross-border scenarios. Additionally, he engaged in multi-dimensional and in-depth discussions on hot-topic issues with senior legal professionals from various countries and regions worldwide, further broadening his international perspective, deepening his professional understanding, and accumulating a global network of high-quality international contacts, laying a solid foundation for future cross-border business collaborations.
Regarding the gains from this training, Lawyer Chen Jianmin stated that, against the backdrop of advancing globalization, the demand for cross-border business services has become increasingly complex. The cutting-edge theories and practical experiences covered in this training not only further solidified his professional capabilities in the cross-border business field but also provided new perspectives and solutions for handling complex cross-border matters. Looking ahead, he will leverage the knowledge acquired from this training to provide clients with high-quality cross-border business services that are more targeted, forward-looking, and professional.
The advanced course focused on the core topic of "Economic Sanctions and International Arbitration" and assembled a globally authoritative faculty of legal scholars. The faculty included Professor Jean-Marc Thouvenin, Secretary-General of The Hague Academy of International Law; Professor Caroline Kleiner from Paris Cité University; Professor Franco Ferrari from New York University; Professor Liang Danni from Sun Yat-sen University; Professor Chin Leng Lim from The Chinese University of Hong Kong; and Professor Giuditta Cordero-Moss from the University of Oslo. Leveraging their profound academic accomplishments, extensive cross-border practical experience, and cutting-edge industry insights, these experts and scholars established a high-end learning and exchange platform for participants that combined theoretical depth, practical value, and an international perspective.
During the training, Lawyer Chen Jianmin concentrated on the core pain points in international economic legal practice, systematically studying key modules such as "The Applicable Law in Economic Sanctions and Arbitration," "The Impact of Economic Sanctions on Contractual/Bilateral Investment Treaty Obligations," "Judicial Remedies," and "Public Policy." Throughout the course, Lawyer Chen dedicated himself wholeheartedly to his studies, delving deeply into the legal application logic and practical response strategies in complex cross-border scenarios. Additionally, he engaged in multi-dimensional and in-depth discussions on hot-topic issues with senior legal professionals from various countries and regions worldwide, further broadening his international perspective, deepening his professional understanding, and accumulating a global network of high-quality international contacts, laying a solid foundation for future cross-border business collaborations.
Regarding the gains from this training, Lawyer Chen Jianmin stated that, against the backdrop of advancing globalization, the demand for cross-border business services has become increasingly complex. The cutting-edge theories and practical experiences covered in this training not only further solidified his professional capabilities in the cross-border business field but also provided new perspectives and solutions for handling complex cross-border matters. Looking ahead, he will leverage the knowledge acquired from this training to provide clients with high-quality cross-border business services that are more targeted, forward-looking, and professional.