Building Future Leaders in Mediation
What does it take to translate legal theory into practical dispute resolution? Initiatives that challenge students to think like future mediators provide the answer. The Weinstein International Foundation (WIF) Mediation Memo Writing Competition is a leading example.
The International Centre for Appropriate Dispute Resolution and Prevention was proud to administer the Pakistan jurisdiction for the 2025 cycle, contributing to a global initiative shaping the next generation of dispute resolution practitioners.
National Participation & Evaluation
This year, ICADRP received submissions from talented law students across Pakistan. Following a rigorous evaluation process, entries were reviewed by an esteemed panel, including:
The top five participants were subsequently invited to ICADRP’s office for a closing ceremony.
Closing Ceremony & Recognition
The ceremony celebrated reflection, encouragement, and achievement. Participants were recognized with:
Awards were presented by Farrukh K. Qureshi, Founding Partner of Samdani Qureshi Aqlaal (SQA), whose presence added distinction to the occasion.
Acknowledgment & Impact
ICADRP extends sincere gratitude to Dr. Nudrat E. Piracha, the evaluation panel, and the ICADRP team for their leadership and dedication. Appreciation is also extended to WIF for creating global opportunities that empower students in mediation.
Key Takeaway
This initiative reflects ICADRP’s commitment to capacity building, youth engagement, and the promotion of alternative dispute resolution in Pakistan, while nurturing the next generation of mediation professionals.