Egypt, Morocco discuss public administration reform cooperation

Egypt and Morocco have engaged in discussions on strengthening their cooperation in public administration reform. The talks took place between Head of the Central Agency for Organization and Administration Hatem Nabil and Moroccan Minister Delegate to the Minister of Artificial Intelligence, Digital Transformation and Administrative Reform, Aisha Kelaa. The meeting was held in Rabat, Morocco, on the sidelines of the Executive Council of the Arab Organization for Administrative Development.

The discussions focused on developing public administration and improving the efficiency of the administrative apparatus. Nabil emphasized Egypt's commitment to strengthening relations with Morocco, highlighting the experiences both countries possess that can support institutional development efforts and modernization of public administration. He also reviewed the areas of work of the Arab Administrative Development Organization and its role in qualifying leaders and improving human resources management.

Kelaa stressed the importance of exchanging experiences between Egypt and Morocco to support Morocco's administrative reform priorities. The meeting addressed proposed areas of cooperation, including exchanging experiences in institutional development and restructuring, modernizing human resources management systems, and capacity building and training. The two sides expressed their desire to continue coordination and communication to identify priority areas of cooperation.

The meeting was attended by Egyptian Ambassador to Morocco Ahmed Nihad Abdel Latif. The discussions took place within the framework of the Arab Organization for Administrative Development's Executive Council meetings. The organization plays a significant role in supporting administrative development efforts in Arab countries.

Egypt and Morocco have a history of cooperation in various fields. The two countries have been working together to strengthen their bilateral relations and enhance cooperation in areas of mutual interest. The discussions on public administration reform cooperation are part of these efforts.

The Arab Administrative Development Organization has been playing a crucial role in supporting Egypt's efforts to modernize its public administration. The organization has been working with Egypt to qualify leaders, improve human resources management, and enhance government performance. Egypt's experience in this field can be a valuable resource for Morocco.

The two sides have agreed to continue working together to identify areas of cooperation and implement joint projects. The cooperation between Egypt and Morocco in public administration reform is expected to have a positive impact on the administrative apparatus in both countries. Key areas of cooperation include institutional development, human resources management, and capacity building.

Key points

• Egypt and Morocco explore ways to enhance cooperation in public administration reform.