In a significant joint meeting, the Minister of Justice and the Head of the National Dispute Resolution Center emphasized their determination to strengthen dispute resolution institutions and develop a culture of peace and reconciliation. While addressing the existing issues and challenges in the dispute resolution councils, these two officials also stressed the need to expedite the hiring of staff and resolve their overdue insurance matters.
Emphasis on Support for Dispute Resolution Institutions
In this meeting, the Minister of Justice announced that dispute resolution councils should be supported as key institutions in resolving disputes and social conflicts. He pointed to the importance of creating a constructive and peaceful environment in society and stated that these institutions can have a significant impact on reducing tensions and social conflicts through mediation and peace-building.
The Head of the National Dispute Resolution Center also, while referring to the challenges faced by these institutions, requested the Minister of Justice to take serious actions regarding the hiring of new staff and addressing the status of their overdue insurance. He added that the staff of the dispute resolution councils, as frontline forces in resolving disputes, require more support.
Future Outlook
Continuing this discussion, the two officials emphasized the importance of a culture of peace and reconciliation and stressed that only by creating appropriate infrastructures and securing sufficient resources can this goal be achieved. The Minister of Justice also referred to the role of education and awareness-raising in this regard, stating that the public should be provided with necessary training on dispute resolution methods and the importance of peace.
Ultimately, this meeting is considered a positive step towards strengthening dispute resolution institutions and promoting a culture of peace and reconciliation in the country. Given the existing challenges, it is hoped that with more collaboration and coordination among institutions, we will witness a positive transformation in this area.
