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Who We Are

The Arab Monetary Fund is a regional financial institution dedicated to promoting economic stability and sustainable growth across the Arab region. As a core component of the regional financial safety net, the Fund works closely with its member countries to strengthen economic resilience, enhance financial systems, and promote policy coordination in response to evolving regional and global challenges.
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Our Member Countries

The Fund comprises 22 member countries: Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Tunisia, Algeria, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Somalia, Iraq, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Comoros, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Egypt, Morocco, Mauritania, Yemen..

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Vision

To be a pillar of a resilient Arab region, as a pioneer of economic stability & growth.

Mission

To nourish a thriving Arab economy as a core safety net, working towards economic stability, providing policy advice, capacity building, and value-adding services.

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Our Priorities

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Building Resilience for Long-term Growth

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Connecting Regional and Global Priorities

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Driving Innovation and Economic Reform

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A Trusted Partner in Regional & Global Economic Stability

Our Strategy

Our Strategy

The Arab Monetary Fund’s strategy is built on four pillars: lending, knowledge generation and economic policy advice, institutional capacity development, and partnerships. Through these pillars, the Fund supports member countries in addressing economic and financial challenges and achieving their development priorities.

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Objective & Means

Correcting disequilibria in the balance of payments of member states.

Striving for the removal of restrictions on current payments between member states.
Providing short-term and medium-term credit facilities to member states with a view to assisting in financing their overall balance of payments deficits.

Liberalising and promoting trade and the resulting current payments and encouraging capital movements between member States.

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Provided in loans to 13 member countries since 1976

300+ Publications

Covering economic topics since 2010

17,000+ Participants

Benefiting from training and capacity building programs

400 Training Courses

Delivered in economic and financial fields since 2011