Al-Saqqaf: Kuwait keen to enhance Arab cooperation in administrative development

Deputy Director General of the Civil Service Diwan, Salah Al-Saqabi, affirmed that Kuwait’s participation, represented by the Civil Service Diwan, in the ordinary session of the Executive Council of the Arab Organization for Administrative Development, held in the Moroccan capital Rabat, reflects its commitment to enhancing Arab cooperation in the fields of administrative development, improving public sector work, and exchanging expertise and best administrative practices.

Al-Saqabi added in a statement to KUNA on Wednesday, during the launch of the council’s sessions, that developing administrative work and enhancing the efficiency of government institutions in Arab countries necessitates continuing to update the administrative system, upgrading human resources, and leveraging digital transformation to contribute to improved institutional performance and enhanced service quality.

The meeting, attended by several Arab ministers concerned with the issue, representatives of member states, as well as the Organization’s Director General Nasser Al-Qahtani and Yasmeen Taimeh, representative of the Arab League Secretariat General, discussed a number of topics related to the development of administrative work and the enhancement of public institutions’ efficiency. It also reviewed the Organization’s strategic plan for the years 2027–2030.

The Arab Organization for Administrative Development is one of the specialized agencies affiliated with the Arab League. Established in 1960, it focuses on developing public administration and enhancing institutional efficiency through studies, training programs, exchange of expertise and successful experiences, and the promotion of best administrative practices.