Kuwait referred to its commitment to strengthening Arab cooperation in the field of administrative development during the regular meeting of the Executive Council of the Arab Administrative Development Organization held in Rabat. Salah Al-Saqabi, Deputy Chairman of the Civil Service Commission of Kuwait, emphasized the importance of improving government performance and exchanging experiences among Arab countries.
Development and Improvement of Administrative Systems
Salah Al-Saqabi stressed in this meeting that the development of administrative work and increasing the efficiency of Arab government institutions requires continuous modernization of administrative systems and updating of human resources. He also pointed to the necessity of utilizing digital transformation to enhance performance. Al-Saqabi stated: "Administrative development in Arab countries requires greater convergence and cooperation among member countries to achieve desirable results."
Strategic Plan 2027-2030
In this meeting, attended by several Arab ministers, representatives of member countries, and Nasser Al-Qahatani, the Director General of the organization, topics related to the development of administrative work and the organization's strategic plan for the years 2027 to 2030 were discussed. This plan aims to enhance the quality of government services and improve administrative efficiency in Arab countries.
The Arab Administrative Development Organization plays a key role in facilitating administrative cooperation among Arab countries. This organization seeks to create suitable platforms for exchanging experiences and best practices in public management.
Ultimately, Al-Saqabi emphasized that Kuwait, as a leading country in Arab cooperation, will always seek to improve and enhance its administrative systems and those of other Arab countries. He added: "Cooperation and collaboration among Arab countries can help create a strong and efficient network in the administrative field and bring about significant improvements in government performance."
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