“He is truly wise and spiritually great, who through Mediation came to resolve the Conflict!”
/Kristine Arzumanova/
Kristine Arzumanova is a recognized international lawyer with over 19 years of experience: an internationally certified and accredited IMI mediator, profiler psychologist, certified peacemaker-mediator, intercultural negotiator, and doctorate candidate in Law.
Member of the YWIPO, WMO, ICC, IAML, CEO of the international department of the unique project "Theatre of Mediation", vice-editor of the international magazine "Mediation in Eurasia", scientific editor of the ADR magazine of the Brazilian Institute IBRAMAC, consul general and trainer Equa.Law, a member of the AAII, and many other organizations. Speaks five languages: Georgian, Armenian, Russian, English, and Greek, and currently studying German and Arabic.
Kristine Arzumanova was born and received her first professional education in Tbilisi, Georgia.
LLB with honors she received from the Customs Academy of Georgia, Faculty of Law, Criminal Law, specializing in customs law lawyer.
LLM thesis on the topic “Legal Sources of Criminal Law” she defended with honors, and continued her studies and practice in law, education, consulting, and mediation, where she learned the basics of psychology and profiling and alternative methods of dispute resolution.
Mediation became a part of her life, and she devoted herself entirely to the status of a Mediator.
Kristine Arzumanova has come a long way from training to practice, and constant immigration directly or indirectly influenced her choice of direction in mediation - these are multicultural conflicts, interethnic relations, and peacemaking.
Currently, she is conducting academic research in the field of body language, and human behavioral culture, which directly influences our decisions in mediation and life.
Practice, and many years of experience, in different fields, and deep knowledge of linguistic culture prompted her to start writing a book and release a special course for professional mediators.
“I am an eternal student, I constantly need to learn, to know something that is still inaccessible to us and interesting, I have been like this since childhood, I can’t change - it’s impossible. Someone will say, "Stop studying!", but I think when that time comes an hour and I stop learning, I will die. I will stop being myself because we improve only when we feed our brain with new ideas and research for the benefit of humanity."
President of N.N.L.E "IAMPE"
Kristine Arzumanova