The Legal Salon of Investment in "The Belt and Road" co-hosted by the Alliance, Benchmark Chambers International (BCI) and Deheng (Shenzhen) Law Offices, organized by ZJS and supported by Statistical Society for Foreign Economic Relations and Trade of Shenzhen, Point-line Space Professional Service Exchange Center, Corporate Law Works Alliance and the General Branch of Zhigong Party in Bao’an, Shenzhen City was held successfully in Shenzhen Great China International Financial Center on April 2, 2018. Sun Tianlu, the Vice Chairwoman and Secretary General of the Alliance, attended the salon and made a speech on the stage.   

Picture: Sun Tianlu, the president representative of the Alliance, was making a speech and introducing the development of the Alliance. 

Picture: Mr. Ruan Fubaozhi from Vietnam JLPW WINH AN LEGAL Office is introducing the investment situation of Vietnam as China's next outbound global factory. 

Picture: Leong Bolin, a lawyer from Malaysia JLPW Legal Services Co., Ltd., was introducing all the aspects of Malaysia as the main hub of China’s investment in ASEAN. 

Picture: Xiao Hanqiang from Singapore Withers Cade Law Office is introducing China's overseas investment plan. 

Picture: Andika Edwin Pahlev from Indonesia Fidelity Law Office is introducing China’s digital economy investment in Indonesia: the problems on laws and supervision. 

Picture: Prashant Kumar from India Trinaya Legal was introducing the methods to minimize the risk and maximize the opportunity of the investment in India. 

In the salon, at the beginning, Miss Xiao Jingyi, the representative of the host and the Executive Director of BCI made an opening speech to welcome the experts from Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and India who explained the key law points and problems on the investment in these countries. 

Subsequently, Miss Sun Tianlu, the Vice Chairwoman and Secretary General of the Alliance, introduced the three organizations operated by ZJS Platform: Statistical Society for Foreign Economic Relations and Trade of Shenzhen, the Alliance and Point-Line Space Profession Service Exchange to all of people in detail. 

Finally, the senior lawyers from the five countries shared the relevant policies and knowledge. 

* Ruan Fubaozhi, an expert from Vietnam JLPW WINH AN LEGAL Office, introduced that Chinese companies in the manufacturing industry and other industries, such as clothing, textile, footwear, food processing, beverages, tobacco, red wine and beer, could benefit from the free trade agreements, the tax benefits in Vietnam and the minimum requirements for the establishment of manufacturing companies in Vietnam.

* Leong Bolin, a lawyer from Malaysia JLPW Legal Services Co., Ltd., showed the periodical change diagram in the global resource demand by 2020 to all people directly, in which the demand growth depended on India and Southeast Asia or ASEAN. If the economy of these two economic entities rose rapidly, the demand for mineral resources would increase greatly. At present, the fields in Malaysia, such as education, training, information and communication technology, health care, logistics and tourism, were being promoted to the outside. A successful case that Alibaba built a digital free trade zone in Malaysia was listed. The advantages of establishing factories in Malaysia were shared. 

* Xiao Hanqiang from Singapore Withers Cade Law Office introduced the key points of overseas investment that we needed to pay attention to, including the investment treaties, labor force, intellectual property and overseas tax structure planning. 

* Andika Edwin Pahlevi from Indonesia Fidelity Law Office emphatically introduced Indonesia's invitation to the investment in digital economy or digitalized venture capital. Indonesia had a huge market and a promising development prospect. 

* Prashant Kumar from India Trinaya Legal introduced that the government of India hoped to build 500 smart cities to bring us a lot of market opportunities. Chinese enterprises could invest in the enterprises with large potential. 

This salon was held successfully, and all the participants said that they benefited much and hoped that the Alliance could hold more similar activities in the future.