Strengthening Cooperation between Morocco and Somalia
In a significant move aimed at bolstering regional collaboration, Morocco and Somalia have entered into a partnership to modernize public administration. This initiative was formalized through a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed on October 13, facilitated by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA). The signing took place in Athens, Greece, during the Rethinking Governance for a Changing World conference, highlighting the commitment of both nations to enhance institutional development, good governance, and effective public administration.
The agreement involves Morocco's École Nationale de l'Administration (ENA) and the Somali National University (SNU), with the primary goal of fostering partnerships between educational and training institutions that specialize in public administration in both countries. The framework established by the MoU is designed to facilitate the exchange of expertise, knowledge, and best practices, aimed at advancing the modernization of public administration and enhancing the competencies in leadership and management within public institutions. This collaborative effort is set to contribute significantly to administrative reforms and improve the overall performance of government entities.
This initiative exemplifies the proactive role of ESCWA in promoting dialogue and cooperation among Arab nations, encouraging the sharing of experiences and expertise that can lead to more efficient and effective public administrations. By leveraging the strengths of both Morocco and Somalia in the field of governance, the partnership aims to create a more responsive administrative framework that meets the needs of citizens in both countries.
As reported by miragenews.com.
