Rational Arab administration initiative to be announced in December

The Rational Administration Initiative in the service of development in the Arab states will be declared in a conference to be hosted by Jordan on December 5th and 6th.

The initiative which will be launched in the conference with the participation of 16 Arab states at the level of prime ministers and nine regional and international commissions, aims at enhancing sustainable development through strengthening current rule administration to participation, transparency, the rule of judiciary so as to be an element complementary to the Arab reform programs.

Supporters for this initiative will seek through projects to be emerged from it to improve public services level and enhance the process of Arab social, and economic development through the foundation of the mechanism which ensures a positive atmosphere and an incentive for national, regional and international investment.

Sources of the ruling administrative program in the Arab states, which emerges from the UNDP, said that the initiative will be comprehensive including the main administrative, financial and judicial reform sectors, and will be regional to which Arab sides will be committed relying on international expertise.

The initiative includes establishing a genuine partnership in the financial and scientific sides among the participating Arab states and supportive regional and international organizations including Arab financial establishments.

Arab ministers have discussed in September preparations for conference to declare the initiative which will be held in the Dead Sea area in Jordan by the beginning of December.

The ministers discussed the interventions of the initiative which was chosen in relying on the experience of 6 Arab states including Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon and Dubai. These include the rational administration of the public funds and modernizing the judicial system and civil services and transparency on reliance of the Moroccan experience, the E-Government and modern administration.

The initiative depends on the experiences of each and every Arab state and on Arab experts mainly as well as experts from the developed countries. The conference is organized by the Jordanian ministry of Justice in collaboration with the UNDP and the UN organization for economic cooperation and development.