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Responding to Needs: Public Sector Management Training and Education in the Third World. The Centre for Management in Arab Countries at Glasgow College

The Centre for Management in Arab Countries (CMAC) was established at Glasgow College after some two years of field research and discussions with senior academics and businessmen in the UK and the Middle East.! The research revealed a necessity for a centre to research modern management techniques as applied to the Arab world and a need to focus as yet uncoordinated talent in providing practical assistance to management of the public and private sectors in the environment of the Arab world. The Centre became operational in November 1989 with the employment of a research assistant, however, the process of seeking major funding is still continuing.