Winson Law Offices (Beijing) Delivers Overseas Risk Training

During the "National Constitution Day" series of legal publicity activities in December 2025, Beijing Winson Law Firm actively responded to the national initiative of "law-based operation and compliant globalization." Focusing on the hot topics and challenges in the cross-border development of Chinese-funded enterprises, Winson recently conducted a series of intensive specialized legal training sessions. By visiting central enterprises, banks, and business schools, we provided systematic guidance on international engineering risk control, Middle East compliance practices, and overseas business environments. These sessions offered both forward-looking insights and practical maneuvers to help Chinese enterprises achieve steady and sustainable growth in their "going global" journey.

1. China Railway 18th Bureau Group Dubai Engineering Co., Ltd.

International Engineering Claims and Risk Prevention and Control

On November 26, Winson was invited to visit China Railway 18th Bureau Group Dubai Engineering Co., Ltd. Founder Zhao Wenjie and Senior Partner Li Jing, together with international engineering claims expert Ahmed Abdelbakey, delivered a specialized training session titled "International Engineering Expert Procedures and Project Risk Prevention and Control" for various departments and project teams. Closely integrating engineering practices in the Middle East, the training systematically explained the logic of international engineering claims, the operational mechanisms of expert procedures, and key points of contract risk control. In-depth discussions were held on overseas engineering dispute prevention and cross-border remedy paths through typical case studies.

2. China Railway Industrial & Construction Investment Group Co., Ltd.

Construction Project Risks and the Establishment of Compliance Defense Lines

On December 5, at the invitation of China Railway Industrial & Construction Investment Group Co., Ltd., Winson Senior Partner Li Jing visited the enterprise to conduct a specialized training session titled "Practical Management of International Engineering Project Risks: From Contract Strategy and Claims Management to Dispute Resolution and Compliance Defense Lines" for the legal and compliance departments. The training centered on the entire chain of international engineering EPC projects, starting from the "planning role" of contract clauses and review methods. It systematically deconstructed the logic of building a claim evidence chain, the typical adversarial structures in schedule and cost disputes, and practical points regarding dispute resolution clauses and applicable laws. Case simulations and exchanges were conducted on performance documentation, proactive risk management, and compliance "red line" prevention in high-frequency Middle East project scenarios.

3. Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) & Middle East Construction Alliance

Opportunities and Compliance Breakthroughs for Globalization

On December 17, at the joint invitation of the Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) and the Middle East Construction Alliance, Winson attorney Fu Huizhong delivered a keynote lecture titled "Breaking the Globalization Deadlock: Opportunities, Pitfalls, and Compliance Guidelines for Chinese Enterprises Seeking Success in the UAE." Drawing on practical experience serving Chinese construction enterprises, trading companies, and financial firms in the UAE, Fu Huizhong provided a comprehensive overview of core opportunities and high-frequency "pits" (traps) under the current globalization wave. The lecture also detailed a full-chain compliance practical path covering policy adaptation, fiscal and tax planning, and labor management.

4. Agricultural Bank of China (ABC)

Overseas Status and Risk Response of Chinese-funded Enterprises

On December 19, at the invitation of the Financial Markets Department of the Agricultural Bank of China Head Office, Winson founder Gai Sen delivered a keynote speech titled "Overseas National Business Environments and the Current Status of Chinese Enterprises Going Global" for the "ABC Grand Lecture Hall." A total of 558 participants from across the ABC system attended the training online and offline. Combining experience in serving branches of financial institutions such as Bank of Communications, SINOSURE, and China Taiping in the UAE, Gai Sen provided a comprehensive introduction to the business environment—including legal, fiscal, tax, and financial aspects—of GCC countries against the backdrop of large-scale globalization, as well as the challenges faced by Chinese enterprises going abroad.

5. CCECC Middle East

Identification and Response to Engineering Contract Risks in the UAE

On December 31, at the invitation of CCECC Middle East, Winson Senior Partner Li Jing conducted a specialized training session titled "Analysis of UAE Civil Code Provisions on International Engineering Project Risk Management." The training focused on the system design and practical risks of engineering contracts under the framework of the UAE Civil Code. It systematically analyzed core systems such as the Principle of Good Faith, the Prohibition of Abuse of Rights, the Principle of Actual Loss, and Decennial Liability. Key case studies were presented on high-frequency dispute issues, including concurrent delays, force majeure, change of circumstances, adjustment of liquidated damages, and subcontracting liabilities. The training content was closely aligned with the engineering project practices of Chinese enterprises in the UAE, providing systematic guidance for risk identification and response strategies in contract signing, performance management, and dispute resolution.

Winson has long been deeply involved in the fields of cross-border investment and financing, engineering dispute resolution, and regional compliance, striving to be a reliable legal partner in the globalization process of Chinese enterprises. We are committed to using our professional strength to accompany enterprises in identifying risks and seizing opportunities, jointly building a scientific and effective overseas risk prevention and control system. In the future, Winson will continue to conduct series of practical training sessions and seminars. We welcome your attention and participation as we work together to safeguard the overseas development of enterprises.