Arab Public Administration Report
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The Next Decade: Main Directions that will Shape Public Administration
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Prospects for Public Administration in the Arab world: Trends and Drivers for Change
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The Future of Governments in the Arab world: Recommendations & Suggestions
The Arab region is in dire need for an exceptional initiative that modernizes government administration and brings about radical changes and sustainable reforms.
It is especially necessary today as the region continues to face numerous complex challenges that range from the persistent high unemployment rate, unsustainable financial conditions, an uncompetitive business environment, as well as weak economic diversification and reform and development plans. In addition to the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic.
This report aims to broaden our understanding of the issues and dynamics surrounding the reform and modernization of public administration in a region of rapid changes and high value to the world. It also focuses on the governmental administration represented by civil services, assesses its current status, and forecasts its future as we enter the third decade of the twenty-first century.
The modern world is being shaped by extraordinary technological transitions and digital innovation. This remarkable pace of change is being fueled in part through rapid expansion and exponential growth of the digital space.
Digital technology, near unlimited data, increased computing power, expanding communication bandwidth, and the 24/7 online mindset are converging to create a fully digitalized reality that mimics and parallels the analogue ‘real’ world.
Economic diversification has been a guiding policy theme for commodity producing nations to minimize volatility, support economic growth and development, create jobs. alongside greater private sector activity and more sustainable public finances.