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Advancing mediation systems across Southeastern Europe—a new regional project supported by Ministry of Justice

TIRANA, June 14 /ATA/ The Ministry of Justice hosted representatives of partner institutions from Kosovo and North Macedonia within the framework of the regional forum for strengthening the mediation mechanism, where there was officially launched the “SEE Mediation – Strengthening Mediation Systems in South-East Europe” project.

The activity brought together representatives of justice institutions, judges, prosecutors and mediators from the countries of the region, with the aim of exchanging experiences and promoting cooperation in the development of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.

Deputy Minister of Justice Elona Hoxha highlighted mediation as an important instrument for improving efficiency of the justice system.

She emphasized that mediation helps reduce the workload of the courts, providing a faster and more effective solution for citizens, as well as strengthening access to justice.

According to the Ministry of Justice, the “SEE Mediation” project aims to support the strengthening of mediation systems in the countries of Southeastern Europe, through the exchange of best practices, building professional capacities and deepening regional cooperation.

In conclusion, the Ministry of Justice expressed its gratitude to all representatives of justice institutions, judges, prosecutors and mediators for their contribution, as well as to international partners who continue to support reforms and the development of modern justice mechanisms in the region. /p.s./

 

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