The Arab Monetary Fund aims to onboard an "Executive Director, Capacity Development and Innovation" to lead the Capacity Development and Innovation Department, reporting to the Director General, Chairman of the Board.
The 19th regular meeting of the Arab Committee for Credit Information commences today, Monday, and will be held over two days via video conferencing. The Committee, for which the Arab Monetary Fund (AMF) serves as the Secretariat, is a specialized body established under the Council of Governors of Arab Central Banks and Monetary Agencies. Its members include directors and officials from credit information centers at Arab central banks and monetary agencies, in addition to managers from licensed national credit information companies.
The meetings are also regularly attended by representatives from the International Committee on Credit Reporting (ICCR), along with several other regional and international institutions.
In this context, H.E. Dr. Fahad M. Alturki, Director General Chairman of the Board of the Arab Monetary Fund, emphasized that credit information systems represent a fundamental pillar of the modern financial system, playing a vital role in enhancing lending efficiency, improving risk management, and supporting financial inclusion, in alignment with international best practices. By addressing key focus areas, the Arab Committee for Credit Information can contribute significantly to broader goals of sustainable economic growth and financial inclusion across the Arab region.
His Excellency also commended the participation of relevant regional and international financial institutions and their valuable contributions to enriching the dialogue.
The Arab Monetary Fund aims to onboard a "Executive Director, Legal" to lead the Legal Department, reporting to the Director General, Chairman of the Board.
In collaboration with HEC Paris and the International Monetary Fund (IMF)
As part of a pioneering step to enhance institutional capacity across the Arab region, the Arab Monetary Fund, in collaboration with HEC Paris and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), has launched an Executive Education Program titled "Tax Policy and Tax System Management."
His Excellency Dr. Fahad M. Alturki, Director General Chairman of the Board of the Arab Monetary Fund, inaugurated the program with a keynote address highlighting the importance of this six-month initiative, which targets policymakers and experts from Arab countries. The program aligns with the Fund’s new 2025–2030 strategy, which focuses on strengthening institutional capacity and developing economic and financial competencies across the region.
The program combines self-paced learning, in-person attendance, and virtual interaction to offer a comprehensive educational experience led by international experts. It covers critical topics such as global tax policy, digital transformation in tax administration, resource mobilization, reducing tax gaps, and the latest trends in international taxation.
9-11 September 2025
Crystal Ballroom, Sofitel Abu Dhabi Corniche,
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Enhancing More Resilient Financial System in the Digital Era
Wednesday, September 18th, 2025
Four Seasons Tunis Hotel
The 49th Annual Meeting of the Council of Arab Central Banks and Monetary Authorities’ Governors,
and The High-Level Roundtable Workshop on Rethinking Monetary and Financial Sector Policies Amid Heightened Uncertainty
The Arab Monetary Fund aims to onboard a "Section Manager, Information Technology" in the Information Technology Section in the Support Services Department, reporting to the Director, Support Services.
The Arab Monetary Fund aims to onboard a "Section Manager, Financial Operations" in the Finance Department, reporting to the Executive Director, Finance.
The Arab Monetary Fund aims to onboard a "Division Chief, Training and Capacity Building Institute" in the Capacity Development and Innovation Department, reporting to the Director, Capacity Development and Innovation.