The governance of multilateral trade lies in the shared observance of rules, while the advancement of foreign-related rule of law depends on the joint cultivation of talent. In April 2026, a global legal event that brings together outstanding young legal minds and embodies the spirit of the WTO rule of law—the John H. Jackson International Moot Court Competition (JHJ-WTO) Asia-Pacific Regional Round—kicked off in Beijing. As a law firm deeply engaged in foreign-related legal services, Beijing Grandwin Law Firm (“Grandwin”), serving as a Gold Sponsor, has actively fulfilled its responsibility to uphold the rule of law, contributing to the development of a sound global trade law ecosystem and empowering young talent to step onto the international legal stage.

Grandwin is a professional legal service provider officially accredited by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China (MOFCOM). Its founding team has devoted more than two decades to foreign-related legal services, accumulating extensive practical experience in international trade, international investment, cross-border dispute resolution, and intellectual property. In key areas such as WTO dispute settlement, trade remedies, and export control compliance, the firm has established numerous benchmark cases within the industry. It has represented Fortune Global 500 companies and leading Chinese enterprises in responding to anti-dumping investigations in Europe and the United States, achieving landmark victories through precise legal strategies and building robust legal safeguards for enterprises’ global expansion. The firm has also been actively involved in the development of legal frameworks for major international economic and trade agreements such as the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), contributing professional expertise to policy coordination and rule alignment in regional trade, and promoting the synchronization of China’s foreign-related rule of law with international norms.

The JHJ-WTO Competition is not only a premier platform for young legal scholars worldwide to sharpen their professional skills and uphold the rule of law, but also an important vehicle for carrying forward the spirit of the WTO legal system and fostering consensus on global trade governance. Centered on simulated WTO dispute settlement procedures, the competition focuses on cutting-edge issues such as critical minerals trade and sustainable development, bearing the mission of cultivating future leaders in multilateral trade governance and advancing the evolution of global trade rules.

Grandwin’s strong support as a Gold Sponsor reflects both its long-term commitment to nurturing foreign-related legal talent and its proactive engagement in the development of the global trade rule-of-law framework. On the one hand, the firm leverages its professional expertise to build bridges between theory and practice for young students, interpreting the essence of WTO rules and sharing frontline dispute settlement experience, thereby helping the next generation grow into legal professionals with both international vision and professional excellence. On the other hand, as a dedicated industry practitioner, Grandwin promotes deeper integration between academia and legal practice, enabling the voices of young legal professionals to reach the global stage while enhancing the influence of professional legal services in international rule-making dialogues.

Empowering youth through professionalism and building the future through responsibility. Grandwin will continue to deepen its engagement in foreign-related legal services, drawing on over two decades of practical experience from its founding team and guided by a global perspective. The firm aims not only to serve as a guardian of the rule of law for enterprises expanding globally, but also as a cultivator of foreign-related legal talent and an active participant in the development of the global trade rule-of-law system. Together with legal professionals and young talents worldwide, Grandwin is committed to building a fair, efficient, and inclusive new order for global trade governance and contributing the strength of the rule of law to the international economic system.