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On the afternoon of August 20, the Pudong
New Area People¡¯s Court hosted the first judicial seminar on ¡°Pufa Xinfeng:
Pudong Justice Inspired by the New-Era Fengqiao Experience ¡ª Good Governance of
a Megacity¡±. Jia Yu, Secretary of the Party Leadership Group and President of
the Shanghai High People¡¯s Court; Jiang Ping, Secretary of the Party Leadership
Group and President of the Shanghai Law Society; Fan Jiuli, Deputy Secretary of
the Party Committee and President of Northwest University of Political Science
and Law; and Zhang Jinsong, Member of the Standing Committee of the Party
Pudong New Area District Committee and Secretary of the Party Political and Legal
Affairs Commission, attended the seminar and delivered remarks. Wang Guangxian,
Vice President of the Shanghai High People¡¯s Court, announced the ¡°Pufa Xinfeng¡±
Leading Stars. Officials responsible for relevant work from the First Civil
Division of the Supreme People¡¯s Court, as well as the presidents of eight
primary people¡¯s courts from four areas in the Yangtze River Delta region,
attended the event.
President Jia Yu put forward four
requirements for upholding and developing the New Era ¡°Fengqiao Experience¡± in
a way that meets the needs and characteristics of grassroots governance in
megacities: first, actively integrating into the broader landscape of
grassroots governance; second, continuing deepening the development of
¡°Fengqiao-style People¡¯s Tribunals¡±; third, exploring and innovating mechanisms
for exchange and collaboration; and fourth, continuing deepening cooperation
and exchange mechanisms between courts and universities.
At the seminar, the achievements of the
Pudong New Area People¡¯s Court¡¯s ¡°Professor Wang Shirong Workstation¡± over the
past two years, the outcomes of the ¡°Five Ones¡± Program under the ¡°Pufa
Xinfeng¡± initiative, and typical cases and examples concerning the
implementation and development of the ¡°Fengqiao Experience¡± in the New Era were
released. The eight primary people¡¯s courts signed a joint initiative for
coordinated progress and held discussions on related topics.
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