Winson Law Offices (Beijing) Joins Land–Sea Trade Corridor Alliance

On December 10, the 2025 Annual Conference of the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor Chamber of Commerce Alliance was grandly inaugurated in Yuzhong District, Chongqing. Leveraging its profound expertise in cross-border legal services, Beijing Winson Law Firm was successfully selected as one of the alliance's founding member units.

Themed "Jointly Building the Corridor, Sharing Development and Prosperity," this annual conference brought together over 500 business representatives, including 21 foreign chambers of commerce from 18 countries and regions, as well as more than 90 enterprises and institutions from the domestic "13+2" provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities. Distinguished Chinese and international guests, including Liu Jiannan, Vice President of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, and Xu Jian, Vice Mayor of the Chongqing Municipal Government, attended the event to discuss new pathways for regional coordinated development. During the concurrently held "Exchange Conference on Corporate International Compliance Construction and Commercial Legal Services," nearly 200 representatives from governments, enterprises, and legal service sectors across multiple countries engaged in in-depth discussions on compliance challenges in international operations.

Since its establishment last November, the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor Chamber of Commerce Alliance has developed rapidly. It currently consists of 42 member units and 108 corporate partners. As a founding member, Winson Law Firm will leverage the alliance's resource advantages under its "one exhibition, two platforms, and three centers" framework to deepen collaboration with institutions along the corridor, focusing on the core compliance needs of enterprises in cross-border operations and providing professional legal service support.

This selection recognizes Winson's cross-border service capabilities. Moving forward, the firm will fully leverage the alliance's role as a bridge and link to help enterprises along the corridor strengthen their compliance frameworks for international operations, thereby supporting regional high-quality development and high-level openness.