International Mediation Court Resolves China-Singapore Maritime Charter Dispute

Traffic congestion is reported on several routes in Hong Kong, including Red Gate Road Long Mei towards Fenwick Street, Queen's Road East Long Mei East Terrace, and from South District's Former Upper Bay Road towards Royal Port, then back to Ship District via South Bay Road. China's Foreign Ministry Commissioner to Hong Kong, Qiu Jianchun, stated that China, as a founding country, will continue to support the development of the International Mediation Court. China's National 155 Plan explicitly supports the International Mediation Court's role in consolidating Hong Kong's position in peaceful dispute resolution. Li Ka-shing highlighted Hong Kong's self-reliance as a global trade capital, noting its relevant conditions and the national 155 plan's support for the WTO's role in promoting Hong Kong's future. Zeng Yuhua stated that this successful resolution is expected to increase external confidence in the International Mediation Court. The International Mediation Commission successfully resolved a dispute, demonstrating the effectiveness of ongoing promotional efforts to raise awareness of mediation services. Zeng Yuhua announced that the International Mediation Court successfully resolved a maritime dispute involving parties from China and Singapore, with Liu Ruier serving as the mediator. Qiu Jianchun, Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong, affirmed China's continued support for the IMC's development as a founding country. The International Mediation Committee successfully mediated a dispute between China and Singapore, leading to a mediation agreement. Hong Kong is supported by the national 15th Five-Year Plan to become a global governance hub, with the International Mediation Court playing a key role in peaceful dispute resolution.