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The roles and expectations of governments are evolving as their challenges increase in complexity, ‎cutting across multiple economic sectors and international borders. Now more than ever, government authorities, public institutions, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in the Middle East have a need for sound governance and innovative public sector solutions.
At Strategy&, we apply ‎proven methodologies and cutting-edge thought leadership in the public sector to enable our clients to keep ‎pace with changing social priorities and economic realities. Our partners advise public sector clients on how to achieve transformations by developing capabilities-driven strategies, defining and implementing public policy, and establishing strong public sector governance. The topics we consult on include social services, education, public health, finance and tax administration, climate change, national security, information and communications technology, and e-government.
The roles and expectations of governments are evolving as their challenges increase in complexity, ‎cutting across multiple economic sectors as well as international borders. At Strategy&, we apply ‎proven methodologies and cutting-edge thought leadership to enable our public- sector clients to keep ‎pace with changing social priorities and economic realities. Since our first project in Saudi Arabia in ‎‎1975, in which we planned the development of the infrastructure, regulatory framework, and government ‎institutions necessary to operate two new industrial complexes, we have successfully implemented ‎hundreds of projects in the Middle East and Northern Africa regions. These projects have tackled such ‎issues as:
Strategy& combines international expertise and local knowledge to help public- sector clients ‎achieve important transformations. We apply our know-how, leadership, and expert functional ‎capabilities to offer clients customized, high-impact solutions. The firm’s consulting activities in the ‎public sector cover a broad range of topics:
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