The final statement stresses the importance of cooperation.
Several lawmakers called for civil society groups to be involved at every stage of the drafting process, so that citizens have a real voice at the decision-making table.
The closing statement said the relevant committees will meet several times over the next few days to draft final recommendations and send them to the authorities concerned.
Inside the meeting
Observers see the move as a sign of a wider willingness to talk across party lines, especially after weeks of intensive consultations held behind closed doors.
Sources familiar with the session said the debate covered the legislative priorities for the coming months, with broad agreement on the need to pass the new package of public-service laws quickly.
We want the coming decisions to be closer to the everyday needs of people.
The developments come at a time of intense diplomatic activity across the region, with growing calls to put dialogue and cooperation first.
The measures are expected to make government work more efficient and to raise the level of transparency in handling priority files.
