Fidana Alieva

Mediator, Negotiator, Trainer

Kyrgyzstan

Fidana Alieva is a mediation and negotiation practitioner in commercial, employment, workplace, family business and other disputes. She has been working as a dispute resolution professional for more than ten years now (since 2012), mediating, negotiating and arbitrating regionally and internationally. As a dispute resolution professional, she participated in over 200 disputes, including quite complex cases with international organizations’ participation, multi-party disputes and online mediation.

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In 2022, Fidana joined the ADB (Asian Development Bank) panel of workplace mediators. Fidana is a regional mediator for the Compliance Advisor Ombudsman of the World Bank Group. In 2018, she became the first fellow from the Kyrgyz Republic awarded the Weinstein JAMS International Mediation. In 2014, Fidana established the Centre for Mediation and Negotiation in the capital city of the Kyrgyz Republic, one of the first mediation centres in her home country. She is an international mediation trainer for the “IM-CAMPUS” (Germany).

She acted as a judge and assessor for many international mediation and negotiation competitions, including the ICC annual International Commercial Mediation Competition, the World’s First-ever International Investor-State Mediation Competition and others.

How to facilitate a bargaining phase when ZOPA is hardly there, or what to do if each party strives for the biggest share of the pie?

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Posted 7 Feb 2022

Commercial mediation is typically aligned with the emotional bargaining phase. One of the key elements here is identifying a zone of potential agreement between parties, known as ZOPA. Theoretically, if a gap between what is claimed and what is offered is too large, i.e. there is no ZOPA between the parties, mediation is not worth proceeding

Creating Mediation Space

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Posted 22 Jan 2021

Is there right space to mediate or maybe mediation can take place in any space accidentally organized by the mediator right after receiving a mediation request? Of course, there are cases when a mediator has to adapt quickly. Let’s view a situation when a mediator has enough time to create a special space for mediation, involving and efficient.

Pre-mediation and initial meeting: Are they the same?

Starts 15 Apr 2022

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Led by Fidana Alieva

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In this session you will learn about practical aspects of initial meeting and pre-mediation, their differences and similarities. The trainer will also speak about each of these processes from perspective of their objectives and deliverables.

How to communicate with high-context and low-context cultures in mediation

Starts 28 Feb 2022

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In this session you will get acquainted with differences of high-context and low-context cultures. The trainer will share with you real examples of negotiations with different cultures involved and speak about her experience of mediating cross-cultural cases. You will also have a chance to learn more about cultural distinctions of non-verbal language.

Co-Mediation: to do or not to do?

Starts 5 Aug 2021

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Led by Fidana Alieva

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Have you ever asked yourself to conduct a co-mediation? Even in online environment co-mediation is becoming a common occurrence. There are many views on what co-mediation is and how to deliver it.

The Power of Asking Questions

Starts 23 Apr 2021

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Webinar

Led by Fidana Alieva

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Asking questions is one of the most powerful techniques which helps to negotiate if you are a negotiator and manage mediation process if you are a mediator. 80% of the online seminar’s material is absolutely practical which offers an opportunity to train and develop essential soft skill. Why asking questions is the power? What are different types of questions and how do they work? How to deal with parties’ assumptions using questions?

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Fidana Alieva

Kyrgyzstan

How to facilitate a bargaining phase when ZOPA is hardly there, or what to do if each party strives for the biggest share of the pie?

Creating Mediation Space

Pre-mediation and initial meeting: Are they the same?

How to communicate with high-context and low-context cultures in mediation

Co-Mediation: to do or not to do?

The Power of Asking Questions

Featured IM Campus contributors

Sezil Durmus

Attorney at Law & Mediator

Miglė Žukauskaitė-Tatorė

Mediator & Researcher

Dr Andrea Hartmann-Piraudeau

Mediator, Director and Founder of the IM Campus

Maria Francesca Francese

IMI Certified Mediator, MCIArb

Diego Faleck

Mediator

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