On the afternoon of March 12, 2026, the Mentougou District Federation of Industry and Commerce, in collaboration with the First Branch of the Beijing People’s Procuratorate and the Mentougou District People’s Procuratorate, convened a joint symposium titled “Optimizing the Business Environment and Safeguarding Enterprise Development” at the Lideheng Building. Sun Jianxin, Chairman of the District Federation of Industry and Commerce, Prosecutor Wang Xiaoxiao from the First Branch of the Municipal Procuratorate, and Deputy Chief Prosecutor Huo Lina of the District Procuratorate attended to provide guidance. Bao Yijian, Executive Deputy General Manager of Beijing Lideheng Environmental Engineering Co., Ltd., along with other representatives, participated in the discussion on behalf of the company.

Huo Lina, Deputy Chief Prosecutor of the Mentougou District People’s Procuratorate, presided over the opening of the meeting. First, Feng Liwen, Deputy Director of the Control Center at Lideheng Company, presented to the attending leaders an overview of the company’s business operations, corporate culture, and development trajectory. Attendees—including Feng Shuai and Feng Xi, Deputy Directors of the Fourth Prosecution Department of the District Procuratorate, as well as An Jian, Secretary-General of the District Federation of Industry and Commerce—each offered remarks, expressing their recognition of the company’s growth and its commitment to safeguarding businesses through the rule of law. Wang Xiaoxiao, a prosecutor from the First Branch of the Municipal People’s Procuratorate, emphasized that providing legal support for enterprise development and strengthening inter‑district coordination to enhance communication on dispute resolution involving private enterprises have long been priorities for the procuratorial organs. The smooth filing of the Xinggang case involving Lideheng serves as a vivid illustration of how the procuratorial authorities are working to optimize the regional business environment and leverage the power of the rule of law to protect and promote enterprise development.

Representatives of Lideheng Enterprise solemnly presented banners to the municipal and district procuratorates, as well as to the District Federation of Industry and Commerce, expressing their gratitude for the diligent efforts and effective communication and coordination demonstrated by the procuratorial leadership in advancing the case‑filing process, and for the District Federation of Industry and Commerce’s proactive efforts to identify enterprises’ challenges and facilitate resource matching, thereby helping businesses overcome difficulties.

Bao Yijian, Executive Vice President of Lideheng, delivered a speech on behalf of the company, extending sincere gratitude to the leaders of the municipal and district procuratorates, as well as to the leaders at all levels of the District Federation of Industry and Commerce. She stated that it is precisely because leaders at every level have provided legal support, taking concrete legal measures to lay a solid foundation for the enterprise and broaden its path of development, that the company has been able to find confidence and hope amid adversity and achieve sustained, healthy growth.

At the meeting, Deputy Chief Prosecutor Holina provided a detailed overview of the district procuratorate’s working mechanisms and its initiatives to support businesses. First, the procuratorate has established a “service‑prosecution coordination” mechanism. Protecting the legitimate rights and interests of the private sector and private enterprises is not an overnight achievement; rather, it is a process of continuous exploration and progress in practice. By instituting this coordination framework and convening joint case‑review meetings, the procuratorate works to achieve substantive resolution of administrative disputes and to ensure that administrative actions are conducted in accordance with the law and in a standardized manner. Second, in addressing the challenges posed by cross‑jurisdictional cases, the procuratorate has remained patient, persistent, and resilient. After thorough consultations with Prosecutor Wang Xiaoxiao of the municipal procuratorate, it has advanced step by step, steadily resolving issues and helping enterprises break through difficult situations. Building on this positive start to communication and collaboration, the procuratorial organs hope to continue maintaining close ties with the Federation of Industry and Commerce, working hand in hand with businesses to foster synergy—whether in supporting enterprise development and safeguarding their lawful rights and interests or in advancing the overall rule‑of‑law framework of the region—so as to jointly drive greater progress.

Finally, Sun Jianxin, Chairman of the District Federation of Industry and Commerce, addressed the gathering. Chairman Sun noted that, thanks to the concerted efforts of all parties, the rule-of-law‑based business environment in Mentougou District has been significantly improved. The progress in filing the Lideheng Xinggang project is a clear demonstration that the District Procuratorate is a red‑steel force capable of winning every battle, for which he expressed profound respect and heartfelt gratitude. Regarding the procuratorial protection of enterprises, he shared three key insights: First, the “green channel” fosters synergy—by establishing a liaison office within the Federation of Industry and Commerce, the procuratorate has accelerated the handling of enterprise‑related cases, substantially shortening case‑processing timelines, while fostering multi‑party collaboration to create a multiplier effect where one plus one is greater than two, thus jointly building a new rule‑of‑law ecosystem. Second, confidence in safeguarding rights across jurisdictions has been greatly enhanced; the procuratorate, in coordination with the Federation, supports enterprises in their operations and development within the national unified market. The Federation serves as the “family” for businesses, while the procuratorate acts as the “wise elder.” Third, in fully advancing enterprise development, the Federation will continue its efforts. In the face of difficulties and pressures confronting the private sector, the Federation will persist in playing its role as a bridge and a supportive assistant, guiding enterprises to refine their modern corporate governance systems, uphold the entrepreneurial spirit, increase investment in scientific and technological innovation, and ensure law‑based management, operation, and rights protection. At the same time, the Federation must strengthen research, accurately identify the real needs of enterprises, enhance communication and coordination with relevant departments throughout the system, and further elevate the level of rule‑of‑law‑based business practices. When enterprises voice their concerns, we will respond; when they harbor aspirations, we will do our utmost to fulfill them, thereby contributing our wisdom and strength to the region’s high‑quality, green development.