This will take place ahead of the General Assembly of Mediators, scheduled for 13 October. During the assembly, the Union of Mediators of the Republic of Moldova will be established, its Statutes and Code of Ethics will be adopted, and the profession’s self-governing bodies will be elected.
“The new legal framework for mediation lays the groundwork for strengthening the profession and developing a responsible and professional governance system. That is why every mediator’s participation matters. I urge you to participate actively, express your views and contribute to the development of a modern, citizen-centred profession based on high professional and ethical standards,” said Vladislav Kozhukhar, Minister of Justice.
In the Republic of Moldova, there are approximately 150–200 professionally authorised mediators officially registered and practising (the exact number fluctuates, as some practitioners suspend or resume their activities).
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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