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china and international dispute resolution in the context of the belt and road initiative pdf
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China and international dispute resolution in the context of the Belt and Road Initiative refer to the mechanisms and processes through which conflicts and disagreements arising from projects and investments related to the BRI are resolved. As China expands its economic presence globally through the BRI, it is essential to have effective mechanisms in place to address disputes that may arise between Chinese companies and their international partners. These mechanisms can include negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation. China has been promoting the use of mediation and arbitration as preferred methods for resolving disputes related to the BRI, as they offer a more efficient and flexible way to find mutually acceptable solutions. Additionally, China has been actively involved in establishing international arbitration institutions, such as the China International Commercial Court, to provide a neutral and reliable platform for resolving disputes. Overall, effective dispute resolution mechanisms are crucial for maintaining the stability and success of projects under the Belt and Road Initiative, as well as fostering trust and cooperation between China and its international partners.