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About Us

Vision and Mission

Founders & Council

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Looking Forward

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Looking Forward

Popularisation: Pursue the efforts to promote and develop mediation, aiming to enhance the wider use of mediation services within the community.

Professionalisation: Monitor the quality of mediators, and to raise the overall professionality of the mediation industry.

Specialisation: Cooperate with members from different sectors and provide various types of specialised mediation services.

Internationalisation: Enhance cooperation with the UNCITRAL and dispute resolution institutions from other regions; consolidate Hong Kong’s position as a leading centre for international legal and dispute resolution services in the Asia-Pacific region.