Egypt, Morocco discuss public administration reform cooperation

Head of the Central Agency for Organization and Administration (CAOA) Hatem Nabil discussed with Moroccan Minister Delegate to the Minister of Artificial Intelligence, Digital Transformation and Administrative Reform, in charge of Administrative Reform Aisha Kelaa, ways to enhance cooperation and exchange experiences between the two countries.

Discussions took place during a bilateral meeting held by the two sides in the Moroccan capital, Rabat, on the sidelines of the meetings of the Executive Council of the Arab Organization for Administrative Development, in the presence of the Egyptian Ambassador to Morocco, Ahmed Nihad Abdel Latif.

Talks focused on developing public administration and improving the efficiency of the administrative apparatus.

Nabil stressed Egypt’s keenness on strengthening relations with Morocco, pointing to the experiences that both countries possess that can be built upon to support institutional development efforts and modernization of public administration.

He reviewed the areas of work of the Arab Administrative Development Organization (ARADO) and its role in the state’s efforts to qualify leaders, improve the human resources management system and build capacities, enhance the efficiency of government performance, in addition to modernizing work systems and administrative procedures.

For her part, Kelaa stressed the importance of exchanging experiences between the two sides and benefiting from successful experiences in the field of public administration development, in order to support the priorities of administrative reform in Morocco.

The meeting addressed a number of proposed areas of cooperation, most notably the exchange of experiences in institutional development and restructuring, modernization of human resources management systems and capacity building and training.

The two sides affirmed their desire to continue coordination, communication, and working to identify priority areas of cooperation.