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SCLA-GIDI International Accredited Professional Mediator Leadership Training to Launch in Chengdu

The Chengdu Lawyers Association has invited the Swiss Chinese Law Association (SCLA) and the Geneva International Dispute Resolution Institute (GIDI) to run the SCLA-GIDI International Accredited Professional Mediator Leadership Training Course from 15 November to 31 December 2022.

This program will provide over 50 partners and senior partners of the Chengdu Lawyers Association with international accredited mediator training based on EU standards. Mr  Philip  Hackett  QC,  President  of  GIDI,  will  conduct  the  mediator  training  program. Its  instructors  will  be  Mr  Hackett,  Mr  Hermann  Knott,  Mr  Bernardo  Cartoni,  Mr  Peter Pettibone,  Ms  Olga  Tsiptse,  Ms  Joyce  Aluoch,  Mr Godson  Ugochukwu,  and  other experienced  GIDI  mediators.

“ Mediation, arbitration, and litigation guarantee transnational economic and trade activities and maintain a healthy international commercial order. To this end, the Singapore Convention now provides a new basis for cross-border enforcement of mediation agreements. Alongside the Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards, the Convention on Choice of Court Agreements, the Singapore Convention marks the formation of an international dispute resolution enforcement framework, including mediation, arbitration, and judgments,” stated a press note issued by the Association.

“ In our fast-paced, globalized world the demand for a  diverse range of robust dispute resolution frameworks has never been more urgent,” the association added.

Participants  who  pass  the  exam  will  become  qualified  and certified mediators. In  addition,  SCLA  and  GIDI  have  invited  senior  officials,  former  judges,  mediators, arbitrators,  and  lawyers  from  the  following  organizations:  the  International  Center  for Settlement  of  Investment  Disputes  (ICSID),  the  World  Trade  Organization  (WTO),  the Chartered  Institute  of  Arbitrators  (CIArb),  the    Japan  Commercial  Arbitration  Association (JCAA), the International Criminal  Court  (ICC),  and  the  Judicial  Arbitration  and  Mediation Services,  Inc.  (JAMS).  Also invited are Chinese arbitration  institutions and top  law  firms to provide  extended  practical  training,  inspiring  discussions,  and  experienced  advice  on practical dispute resolution.

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