About this Training

The International Mediation & Arbitration Centre (IMAC), under the Ministry of Law & Justice, organized a two-day foundational training on mediation for judicial officers at the Balochistan Judicial Academy, Quetta. The training was specifically designed to strengthen the capacity of judicial officers in understanding and applying mediation principles within their professional roles. Sessions covered the stages of mediation, procedural frameworks, ethics, and practical simulation exercises. Distinguished jurists and ADR experts conducted sessions that emphasized mediation's role in reducing court pendency and ensuring access to inexpensive and expeditious justice, in line with the constitutional mandate under Article 37(d). Participants appreciated the interactive format of the training, which helped them gain practical exposure to mediation techniques and understand how mediation can complement formal court proceedings.

Key Highlights

• Tailored two-day mediation training for judicial officers.
• Focus on mediation procedures and procedural frameworks.
• Practical role-play and simulation exercises.
• Constitutional mandate: inexpensive and expeditious justice.
• Expert sessions by ADR specialists and senior jurists.
• Held at Balochistan Judicial Academy, Quetta.