Arab Administrative Development Organization (ARADO)

Overview

The Arab Administrative Development Organization (ARADO) is a specialized organization affiliated with the League of Arab States, established in 1961 with its headquarters in Cairo, Egypt. ARADO's primary mission is to enhance administrative development and efficiency across Arab countries by providing training, consultancy, and research services. It works to modernize public administration, promote good governance, and improve institutional performance in both the public and private sectors. The organization conducts conferences, workshops, and specialized programs to build the capacities of Arab government institutions and professionals. By fostering collaboration among Arab nations, ARADO plays a crucial role in advancing administrative reforms and supporting sustainable development in the region.

Category:
Arab Organization
Sectors of Interest:
Democratic Governance, Economic Growth
Subsectors of Interest:
Public administration and policy, Public Private Partnership, Economic reform
Country of Coverage:
Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Yemen
Headquarters:
Egypt