Egypt's Central Agency for Organisation and Administration (CAOA) and the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade have agreed to boost coordination aimed at improving public sector efficiency and the country's investment climate, the agency said on Thursday. CAOA head Hatem Nabil and Investment Minister Hassan El-Khatib discussed joint efforts to modernise government administrative systems and enhance services provided to investors as part of Egypt's wider push to streamline bureaucracy and attract foreign capital. Minister El-Khatib praised CAOA's technical expertise in organisational development and human resource management, noting the agency's role in supporting performance improvements across ministries under his portfolio. Nabil underscored the importance of institutional integration to drive administrative reform, reaffirming CAOA's readiness to share best practices in capacity building and restructuring. Both sides agreed to draw up a joint work plan to advance cooperation in line with Egypt's administrative modernisation strategy and economic reform objectives. Attribution: Amwal Al Ghad English
