The Arab Monetary Fund publishes an economic study about: “Fiscal sustainability: An empirical analysis for Arab countries”

The fiscal sustainability of Arab countries has been significantly challenged by the COVID-19 pandemic.

A uni-directional causal relationship exists where government revenue leads to expenditure, affirming the revenue–spend hypothesis.

The Arab Monetary Fund published a study on "Fiscal sustainability in Arab countries". The study aims to shed light on the relationship between government revenue and government expenditure. The study analyses fiscal sustainability and the causal link between government revenue and expenditure for the period from 1990 to 2021 in a sample of Arab countries.

Buna holds its 44th virtual workshop

The workshop will highlight Buna’s involvement in the G20 efforts to enhance cross-border payments

Banks from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates will also join the workshop to share their experience and express their views on the Buna services

Abu Dhabi, October 5, 2023: Buna (the cross-border payment system operated by Arab Regional Payments Clearing and Settlement Organization “ARPCSO”, owned by The Arab Monetary Fund “AMF”), will hold its 44th workshop today, Thursday October 5th, 2023. On the path to progress, the workshop will highlight the continuation of G20 efforts to enhance cross-border payments and how Buna is actively contributing to it. Other sessions will involve participating banks from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. They will share their experience and express their views on the Buna services. 

Eighth Arab Fiscal Forum - المنتدى الثامن للمالية العامة في الدول العربية

Sunday, February 11, 2024

Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai, UAE

 

Eighth Arab Fiscal Forum will focus on how to design more efficient and equitable fiscal policies to address debt vulnerabilities and future fiscal challenges in a world of tighter financing constraints: the role of subsidy, tax administration, and public sector enterprise reforms