Founders of Winson Law Offices Meet China’s Ambassador to the UAE

On May 29, 2026, Wenjie Zhao and Sen Ge, founders of Winson Law Firm, visited the Chinese Embassy in the UAE to call on Zeng Jixin, Chinese Ambassador to the UAE. During the meeting, they delivered a dedicated briefing and engaged in exchange on topics including legal services for Chinese enterprises operating in the UAE, the development of China's international rule of law framework, and the cultivation of Chinese legal talent in the field of foreign-related law.

During the meeting, the two founders briefed Ambassador Zeng Jixin on the work Winson Law Firm has undertaken in safeguarding the lawful rights and interests of Chinese enterprises and Chinese nationals in the UAE, supporting Chinese enterprises in their overseas expansion, participating in the development of China's foreign-related rule of law framework, and advancing the cultivation of legal talent in the field of foreign-related law. Since its establishment, Winson Law Firm has been headquartered in the UAE, with a deep focus on legal service markets across the Middle East and Africa. The firm has continuously strengthened its international team, actively recruiting composite legal talent who are familiar with the needs of Chinese enterprises, understand Chinese culture, and carry a genuine affinity for China, progressively building a professional team that combines Chinese legal thinking, an international legal perspective, and hands-on local practice experience.

Ambassador Zeng Jixin expressed full recognition of Winson Law Firm's development achievements in recent years and conveyed his earnest hopes for the firm's future growth. Ambassador Zeng noted that as Chinese enterprises accelerate their entry into international markets, the importance of foreign-related legal services is becoming increasingly prominent. He encouraged Winson Law Firm to further leverage its strengths, deepen integration, co-development, and exchange with top-tier international law firms, benchmark itself against international best practices, and continuously enhance its professional capabilities and international competitiveness — so as to better serve enterprises expanding overseas and contribute to the high-quality development of the Belt and Road Initiative.

Ambassador Zeng also placed particular emphasis on the need for legal services to place greater weight on upstream risk prevention and proactive precaution. He expressed hope that Winson Law Firm would further capitalize on its advantages of being close to the market, familiar with enterprises, and deeply rooted locally, proactively providing Chinese enterprises with early-stage legal risk identification, compliance system development, and dispute prevention services, helping enterprises resolve risks at the earliest stage, and driving a shift in legal services from "after-the-fact remediation" to "pre-emptive prevention and control."

Ambassador Zeng Jixin encouraged Winson Law Firm to continue deepening its professional expertise and forging ahead with ambition. He extended his best wishes for the firm's continued growth and success, and expressed hope that Winson would inspire and drive more outstanding Chinese legal talent to venture onto the international stage, bringing professional capabilities to bear in service of China's broader opening-up agenda, striving to build a benchmark brand in China's foreign-related legal services sector, and emerging as a backbone force in Chinese foreign-related legal services.

Winson Law Firm expressed that it would treat this meeting as a new starting point, diligently acting on Ambassador Zeng's guidance and expectations. The firm committed to continuously enhancing its professional capabilities, level of internationalization, and local service capacity; further deepening cooperation and exchange with international law firms and local legal institutions; refining its full-cycle legal service system for Chinese enterprises; and safeguarding Chinese enterprises in their overseas expansion, contributing ever greater Winson strength to China-Arab legal cooperation and the development of China's foreign-related rule of law.