With the 9th Judicial Package, a significant change has been made in the field of Mediation, and the requirements for registration in the mediation registry have been rearranged. According to the new regulation, it is now mandatory to be a law school graduate to become a Mediator. Thus, both the legal nature of the mediation process has been strengthened and a higher standard in practice has been aimed for. Candidates wishing to register in the registry must have a law school diploma, complete the Mediator Training, and be successful in the examination to be conducted by the Ministry of Justice.

Candidates planning to become a mediator are required to;

• Hold an undergraduate law degree (diploma),

• Complete the Mediator Basic Training from institutions authorized by the Ministry of Justice,

• Be successful in the exam to be held by the Ministry.

be required.

The new regulation has entered into force, and all application processes will be carried out according to the updated legislation.

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