China’s Ministry of Commerce has chosen 27 overseas firms to serve on two new legal panels that will advise the country on international investment and trade disputes and other trade agreement matters.
The ministry early last month called for bids from firms to serve on a panel that would provide counsel on bilateral investment treaty disputes and economic and trade agreement negotiations, as well as one that would act on World Trade Organization and regional trade agreement disputes.
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