Cairo: Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli discussed with Central Agency for Organization and Administration (CAOA) Head Hatim Nabil efforts aimed at advancing administrative reforms in all state bodies.

According to State Information Service Egypt, this meeting took place at the government headquarters in New Alamein city, Marsa Matrouh governorate, to follow up on the agency's progress in administrative development and institutional reform plans.

During the meeting, Madbouli emphasized the importance of strengthening the role of the CAOA in enhancing the efficiency of the state administrative body. He expressed full support for all efforts directed at advancing administrative reform.

Madbouli noted the significance of nationwide recruitment competitions organized by the CAOA, which are instrumental in selecting the most qualified candidates for public service positions, thereby improving the quality of services provided to citizens.

Nabil reviewed several key initiatives launched by the CAOA, including the development of the central recruitment system. New mechanisms such as "preferences" and "waiting lists" have been introduced to allow successful candidates to apply for vacancies in different governorates and enable the agency to consider candidates who passed exams but were not initially selected.

Over the past week, more than 200 candidates from the waiting lists were appointed to fill 22,000 assistant mathematics teacher positions, according to Nabil. Between January and August 2025, the agency held centralized competitions for over 130,000 job opportunities, attracting more than half a million applicants, highlighting the scale of its efforts.

Nabil also outlined additional measures adopted by the agency to improve operations, including introducing more flexible work methods, streamlining internal procedures, expanding the use of technology for file management, and enhancing communication channels with government bodies to accelerate responsiveness to their needs.