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Mediator of Morocco Participates in International Conference on Governance in the Era of Innovation and AI

The Mediator of the Kingdom of Morocco, Mr. Hassan Tariq, a Board Member of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation Ombudsman Association (OICOA), participated in the opening session of the 8th International Conference on Management and Finance, held on 27–28 April 2026 at the Faculty of Law and Economic Sciences in Rabat.

The conference, organized under the theme “Governance of Public Facilities in the Era of Innovation and Artificial Intelligence,” brought together academics, experts, and institutional leaders to discuss emerging challenges and opportunities in public sector governance.

The opening session was attended by prominent academic and institutional figures, including Mr. Omar Hanish, Dean of the Faculty and Director of the Multidisciplinary Center for Good Performance and Competitiveness; Mr. Ahmed Ajoun, Dean of the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences in Kenitra and President of the Moroccan Society for Administrative Law and Administrative Sciences; Mr. Nazir Al-Moumani from the General Law Division; Mr. Abdul Fattah Balkhal, Head of the Research Team on Administrative and Financial Performance; Mrs. Jamila Delmy, Vice President of the Moroccan Public Finance Association; and Professor Omar Al-Asri, Coordinator of the conference and Head of the Master’s Program in Public Finance Management.

During the session, discussions focused on enhancing governance of public institutions in light of technological advancements, particularly artificial intelligence, and the need to strengthen performance, transparency, and efficiency in public administration.

The participation of the Mediator of the Kingdom highlights the institution’s commitment to engaging with academic and research platforms to promote good governance, accountability, and innovation in public service delivery.

This engagement aligns with OICOA’s mission to foster knowledge exchange, strengthen institutional capacity, and support member institutions in addressing contemporary governance challenges.