Six real estate mediators from Abu Dhabi’s ‘Taswiya’ center sworn in before ADJD Deputy Minister

Members of the third batch of mediators of the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Dispute Resolution Center (“Tasvia“) sworn in before Your Excellency Yusuf Saeed AbriDeputy Minister of the Abu Dhabi Justice Department (ADJD), resolves real estate disputes through litigation and alternatives to amicable settlement before assuming mediation duties.

The swearing-in ceremony is to carry out the decision of His Royal Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al NahyanDeputy Prime Minister, Minister of Presidential Courts and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Department of Justice, authorized another panel of mediators for real estate disputes, comprising six new members.

gentlemen. al abri Stressing the importance of the role played by the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Dispute Resolution Center which was established following the signing of a cooperation agreement between the Ministry of Justice and the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) to try to resolve conflicts amicably through conciliation in all real estate disputes, Thereby helping to consolidate the concept of amicable settlement between the parties to a dispute and supporting efforts to develop a comprehensive system that facilitates alternative dispute resolution.

The ADJD Deputy Minister stated that the Emirate of Abu Dhabi is a pioneer in the region in developing a real estate mediation mechanism that strengthens the emirate’s competitive position for real estate investment as one of the attractive and important sectors that need to be based on “Tasvia” center.

gentlemen. al abri To draw attention to the strong interest of the judiciary in the qualification and training of real estate mediators according to international best practices adopted in the Mediator Foundation Program offered by the Abu Dhabi Judicial Academy, with the aim of developing a qualified cadre with the necessary competencies for real estate disputes The knowledge, attitudes, and skills that should be employed in negotiation, mediation, and early neutral assessment between parties to achieve an effective settlement under the law.

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