The opening session, held on 11 May, featured presentations delivered by several key institutions, including updates related to contract management, institutional performance, and future planning within the framework of the ACG
The Arab Coordination Group (ACG) (www.TheACG.org) held its 95th periodic technical meeting of Heads of Operations virtually on 11–12 May 2026 to discuss development projects and joint initiatives.
The meeting focused on strengthening cooperation, reviewing ongoing initiatives, and identifying priorities for development financing in the upcoming phase, while also highlighting efforts aimed at enhancing coordination mechanisms and expanding partnerships with relevant regional and international stakeholders.
The opening session, held on 11 May, featured presentations delivered by several key institutions, including updates related to contract management, institutional performance, and future planning within the framework of the ACG. Throughout the two-day meeting, participants also reviewed initiatives aimed at strengthening coordination and highlighting the role of ACG institutions, including a media plan presented by the Islamic Development Bank Group Business Forum (THIQAH), which included proposed activities for the upcoming period to enhance communication and outreach efforts.
The agenda also included an advisory report reviewing achievements made and future directions for coordination among member institutions, in addition to discussions on developing a rapid intervention mechanism for the Arab Coordination Group, initiated by the Arab Fund. The meeting further addressed preparations for the upcoming high-level meeting between the Arab Coordination Group and the OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC), as well as preparations for the 21st Meeting of Heads of Institutions, scheduled to take place in Vienna on 22 June 2026. The ACG also invited the Global Center on Adaptation to deliver a presentation on potential areas of cooperation across specific sectors and countries.
Discussions also covered proposals for joint interventions in digital technology and artificial intelligence, as well as the exchange of information on new projects in Arab, African, Asian, and Latin American and Caribbean countries, alongside several other strategic and operational matters.