Within half a year, about twenty leaders of ethno cultural associations of the region, their deputies and activists, members of public consent councils and elder councils were trained at seminars and trainings, organized by the cabinet of mediation of KSU "Public contracts" of the apparatus of mayor of Zhambyl region together with the Center for Mediation and Law "Peacemaker". According to these people, in the process of public work, they have often had to prevent emerging conflicts and disputes in the spheres of family - household, labor, property relations, and those arising to be settled by the world. The given opportunity to learn the theory and practice of mediation will repeatedly increase the professionalism of the activists of the regional assembly of the people of Kazakhstan in their activities.

And now, the finishing touches. In the cabinet of mediation of KSU "Public contracts" the final consultation and methodical meeting took place on the program of the training cycle on the topic: "Increasing the media competence of listeners and its further development". Leading mediator-coach of the region, head of the Center for Mediation and Law "Peacemaker" Larisa Safonova congratulated those present on the successful completion of studies and joining the ranks of social mediators and directed them. "Like everything new, mediation has to break through," Larisa Vladimirovna said. "With the course of life, the first of the adopted in the CIS countries Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan" On Mediation "is constantly being improved, but as practice shows, it still needs to be seriously refined, in which we, professional mediators, together with you.” The main attention was paid to the intricacies of working with potential clients - disputing and conflicting parties, drawing up of basic documents.

Valentina Dosybieva, the manager of work with mediators of KSU "Public contracts", presented the participants of the meeting with certificates of social mediators and a practical guide "Mediation: alternative methods of conflict resolution", which will become the reference book of a new squad of mediators.

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