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Sharjah 24
7 days ago
- Business
- Sharjah 24
Sharjah explores public debt strategies in Istanbul
The event will take place at the Radisson Blu Hotel Şişli in Istanbul. It is being held in collaboration with the Arab Administrative Development Organisation (ARADO), which is associated with the League of Arab States. The forum will feature high-level participation from financial institution CEOs, politicians, and foreign specialists, as well as representatives from regional and global financial governance groups. A platform for global fiscal concerns The event is a pioneering intellectual platform that focuses on one of the most pressing issues confronting modern economies: how to manage public debt in the face of rising financial pressures and global economic swings. The forum's panel discussions and on-the-ground case studies aim to showcase novel strategic viewpoints and viable solutions for managing public debt. It will also highlight the integration of financial policies, equity in resource allocation, and achieving a balance between growth and sustainability. Turkey's pioneering fiscal experience In this context, the award reflects a strong belief in the importance importance of strengthening international collaboration and connecting with leading global experiences. They highlighted Turkey's status as a prominent economic and experimental model in terms of public debt and resource management. The forum provides a unique opportunity to improve collaboration between governments and financial institutions by exchanging best practices and forming knowledge partnerships that contribute to the development of public finance policies and procedures—in line with the rapid transformations in the global financial and economic landscape. This event is part of a series of quality initiatives launched by the Sharjah Award for Public Finance. It was founded to foster a culture of excellence in government financial management, encourage institutional innovation, and recognise successful financial governance models on an Arab and international scale.
Al Etihad
09-06-2025
- Business
- Al Etihad
New report calls for collective action to speed up green transition in Arab governments
10 June 2025 00:15 SARA ALZAABI (ABU DHABI)Empowering talent, accelerating green digital transformation, and expanding partnerships to finance a sustainable future emerged as key priorities for collective action in the latest report on the "State of Arab Governments: Government Policies and Sustainability-Based Technologies".Based on insights from more than 1,600 leaders and officials across Arab governments, the third edition of the report was unveiled at the 2025 Sustainability and Government Action Forum, in collaboration with the Arab Organisation for Administrative Development (ARADO).The report highlights the critical role of technology and innovation in advancing sustainability efforts amid escalating global climate risks. In this context, the UAE's investments in irrigation, precision farming, and digital harvesting are emerging as exemplary models for the percent of officials in the region indicate that their governments have established and publicly shared a clear climate action plan, according to the 8 in 10 individuals agree that climate action should be a top government priority, and 42% believe that their current approaches align well with global best many respondents acknowledged the need for progress in key areas: 22% highlighted water management and conservation as a critical next focus, while 17% identified both urban planning and sustainable infrastructure as top priorities for 59% say their governments have laid out net-zero emissions goals, only 39% think their governments are adequately prepared to achieve sustainability, and 34% are moderately prepared with respect to key terms of infrastructure, 38% of the respondents strongly agree that their governments are working towards a shift to e-vehicles and sustainable transport, while 69% indicate that steps have been taken to make buildings more than half of those polled (53%) recognise that climate change affects citizens' daily lives - and 44% strongly agree that climate action is a priority for their officials also highlighted the importance of informed policymaking, with 45% agreeing that specific climate and environment data must be collected as part of regulatory 38% strongly believe that their governments are working with the private sector to build a green economy, the report conservation has emerged as an area of concern. Forty-two percent of officials identified renewable energy as a top priority, while 39% stressed the importance of water management the private sector, 50% of officials stated that they have developed policies encouraging the use of sustainable tech, and 43% confirmed that their governments support green-tech startups. Primary RecommendationsThe report outlined some recommendations to speed up the green transition in Arab governments. It called for government budgets to be classified according to their environmental impact, highlighting the importance of aligning the use of funds with sustainability officials also recommend nurturing green skills through regional training programmes and creating public-private climate innovation labs that develop actionable key measures include implementing full sustainability standards for government buildings, along with promoting performance-based financing the report highlighted the need to develop unified climate data platforms, standardise green procurement policies, as well as actively engage citizens; especially the youth - in sustainability initiatives. It further calls on developing digital infrastructure and a regional academy to upskill government officials on climate policy and green finance. Source: Aletihad - Abu Dhabi
Observer
21-05-2025
- Business
- Observer
Oman attends ARADO meeting in Cairo
The Sultanate of Oman part in the 119th regular session of the Executive Council of the Arab Administrative Development Organisation (ARADO), held in Cairo. Oman's delegation at the meeting was headed by Dr Mahad bin Said Baowain, Minister of Labour. The meeting discussed the organisation's achievements during 2024, its digital transition strategy and its annual action plan, budget and follow-up of the implementation of its decisions. The participants expressed keenness to develop administrative performance and enhance integration among Arab countries in respective areas.
Times of Oman
21-05-2025
- Business
- Times of Oman
Oman participates in meeting of Arab Administrative Development Organisation in Cairo
Cairo: The Sultanate of Oman on Wednesday took part in the 119th regular session of the Executive Council of the Arab Administrative Development Organization (ARADO), held in Cairo. Oman's delegation at the meeting was headed by Dr. Mahad Said Ba'Owain, Minister of Labour. The meeting discussed the organisation's achievements during 2024, its digital transition strategy and its annual action plan, budget and follow-up of the implementation of its decisions. The participants expressed keenness to develop administrative performance and enhance integration among Arab countries in respective areas.
Zawya
20-05-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Arab Government Sustainability Fellowship celebrates graduation of its first cohort
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – The Arab Government Sustainability Fellowship, the region's first-of-its-kind initiative to empower public sector leaders in sustainability, has celebrated the graduation of its inaugural cohort. Organized by the UAE Government Development & Future Office, in collaboration with the Arab Administrative Development Organization (ARADO), one of the League of Arab States organizations, and the Posterity Institute, this milestone marks a significant step in ongoing Arab efforts to strengthen environmental governance. Supported by PepsiCo, the Fellowship brought together 45 government officials from across the Arab region. Through intensive training and discussions with leading regional and international experts, participants were equipped with practical tools to drive sustainable transformation in the public sector. Ohood Al Roumi: Sustainability is at the Core of Future Governance H.E. Ohood Al Roumi, Minister of State for Government Development and the Future, said: 'Sustainability is at the core of future governance – it is key to preparing governments and societies for the rapid changes the region and the world will face in the coming years and decades across all areas of human activity. 'The Arab Government Sustainability Fellowship shows the UAE Government's commitment to driving joint Arab action, as well as starting a new chapter where regional governments take the lead on sustainability, with clear goals and real results. Equipping government talent with future skills enables them to respond to today's challenges, adapt to tomorrow's changes, and create promising opportunities for future generations.' Nasser Al-Qahtani: Supporting Institutional Change and Building an Innovation-Driven Future H.E. Dr. Nasser Alqahtani, Director General, Arab Administrative Development Organization, League of Arab States, said: 'Sustainability requires collaboration across borders, sectors, and generations. Through this Fellowship, ARADO proudly supports the transformation of our region's government institutions, building a shared future rooted in innovation, resilience, and impact.' Turning Point for Public Sector Sustainability 'This fellowship marks a turning point in how our region approaches sustainability in the public sector,' said Dr. Yasar Jarrar, Managing Director of the Posterity Institute. 'Through the Irth Institute, we are building a new generation of government leaders who are equipped not just to respond to today's climate and policy challenges but to shape a more sustainable, inclusive socio-economic future for the Arab world. True resilience will come from the ability of our institutions to embed sustainability into the core of economic planning, governance, and social progress.' Skills and Partnerships for a Sustainable Future Wael Ismail, PepsiCo Vice President for Corporate Affairs in Middle East, North Africa, and Pakistan, said: 'Climate change is already impacting our region in real ways, and tackling it requires governments and businesses to work side by side. This fellowship is a strong step toward building the skills and partnerships we need for a more sustainable future. As a knowledge partner, PepsiCo is proud to contribute insights from decades of work in agriculture, youth empowerment, and community development across the Middle East.' Arab Government Sustainability Fellowship The Arab Government Sustainability Fellowship is a flagship initiative led by the Irth Institute to empower a new generation of public sector leaders across the Arab World. Designed by the region, for the region, the Fellowship equips government professionals with the skills, knowledge, and networks needed to drive sustainable transformation in their institutions and communities.
