ADR Center is regularly selected by governamental delegations or ADR centers worldwide to organize and coordinate Mediation Study Visits in Italy and analyze ‘the Italian Mediation Model’ while learning from international best practices.
Study Tours can be a powerful way not only to transfer knowledge and experience, but also to start forging relationships between people and organizations.
Activity organized in the context of an EU-financed project implemented by the British Council
Main Institutions Visited in Rome (Italy):
Serbian & International Participants:
| 1 | Dragomir Milojevic | President (judge) – The Supreme Court of Cassation |
| 2 | Snezana Andrejevic | Judge – The Supreme Court of Cassation |
| 3 | Ljubica Milutinovic | Judge – The Supreme Court of Cassation |
| 4 | Branislava Apostolovic | Judge – The Supreme Court of Cassation |
| 5 | Majda Krsikapa | Secretary General – The High Court Council |
| 6 | Aleksandra Đurić | National ADR working group (member) – Ministry of Justice |
| 7 | Vesna Bilić | Deputy State Attorney – State Attorney Office (in the city of Novi Sad) |
| 8 | Tatjana Jeremic | Court president (judge) – Second basic court in Belgrade |
| 9 | Nebojša Đuričić | Judge – Second basic court in Belgrade |
| 10 | Dimitrije Sujeranovic | Key Expert 2 – Judiciary Efficiency Project |
| 11 | Leonardo D’Urso | Mediation Expert – Judiciary Efficiency Project |
| 12 | Milan Gnjidic | Project Director – Judiciary Efficiency Project |
| 13 | Nina Lukic | Project Manager – Judiciary Efficiency Project |
| 14 | Enrico Visentin | Programme Manager – Eu Delegation in Serbia |
Successful organization and delivery of the Study Tour as described in the Activities.
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