On September 16, 2025, during China Arbitration Summit, Adilya Telyakavova and Olga Ivashchenko, as representatives from the Russian Arbitration Center (RAC) at Russian Institute of Modern Arbitration, visited Anli Partners for a productive communication.

RAC is a subdivision of the Russian Institute of Modern Arbitration, whose activities are aimed at developing and popularising arbitration in Russia, as well as increasing the attractiveness of Russian jurisdiction as a place of doing business and a place for resolving civil disputes.

The representatives of RAC shared the latest overview of Russia's arbitration practices, covering aspects such as arbitration efficiency, transparency, and internationalization measures. They also specifically introduced the application of the Adjudication system in resolving construction and engineering disputes. Adiliya mentioned that before visiting Beijing, RAC had conducted background research on influential Chinese law firms and was deeply impressed by Anli Partners' outstanding performance in the field of dispute resolution.

Catherine Guo, Director of the Brand and Marketing Committee of Anli, and Leon Chen, Director of the Executive Committee of the Beijing Office and Director of the National Operation Center, expressed their appreciation to the Russian guests for their visit and introduced to them Anli's legal services in handling cross-border commercial disputes, international trade disputes, and other related areas. John Liu, Partner of Anli's Shanghai Office and a senior lawyer specializing in cross-border dispute resolution, participated online from Jakarta, Indonesia, and shared his experience and insights in fields such as economic sanctions and export controls, based on his role as an arbitrator in multiple international and domestic arbitration institutions.

Both sides shared updates on their own work and expertise. Olga Ivheschenko from RAC introduced recent developments in Russian arbitration, including efficiency enhancements and the use of adjudication in construction dispute resolution. Anli partners Catherine Guo and John Liu also presented the firm's experience in cross-border commercial disputes and international trade.

As global economic ties deepen, arbitration continues to evolve as a key mechanism for resolving international disputes. Through exchanges like this, Anli stays updated on global trends to provide clients with high-quality legal services that combine international perspective and local insight.