Cairo: Minister of Human Resources and Social Development Eng. Ahmed Al-Rajhi chaired the 119th session of the Executive Council Meeting of the Arab Administrative Development Organization (ARADO) at its headquarters in Cairo. The meeting was attended by representatives from member states, along with Institute of Public Administration (IPA) Director-General Dr. Bandar Al-Sajjan.

According to Saudi Press Agency, Eng. Al-Rajhi welcomed the heads of civil-service agencies from member states, underscoring the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s steadfast commitment to supporting administrative development efforts across the Arab world. He highlighted the importance of strategic partnerships and integrated visions, which are crucial for developing government work systems and enhancing institutional efficiency.

The meeting’s agenda included discussions on several critical topics, such as the follow-up on the implementation of previous council decisions and a review of the organization’s 2024 achievements report. Participants also examined proposals for updating certain regulations and bylaws, demonstrating the council’s dedication to the continuous development and modernization of administrative work mechanisms amid the rapidly changing landscape.