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…
Hatem Nabil, head of Egypt's Central Agency for Organization and Administration, met with Moroccan Minister Delegate Aisha Kelaa to explore opportunities for cooperation in public administration reform. The bilateral meeting, which took place in Rabat during the Executive Council of the Arab Organization for Administrative Development, focused on sharing experiences and expertise between the two nations.
The discussions emphasized Egypt's interest in bolstering relations with Morocco and leveraging their respective achievements to advance institutional development and public administration modernization. Nabil highlighted the Arab Administrative Development Organization's role in qualifying leaders, enhancing human resources management, and improving government efficiency.
In response, Kelaa underscored the significance of exchanging best practices to support Morocco's administrative reform priorities. The meeting identified several potential collaboration areas, including institutional development, human resources management system modernization, and capacity building and training. Both parties expressed a commitment to sustained coordination and identifying key areas for joint efforts.
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