
Arab Monetary Fund
Syllabus of the Subject: Arab Monetary Fund.
- Introduction to the Arab Monetary Fund (UAE);
- International Trade promotion among the Muslim Countries.
Arab Monetary Fund




Arab Monetary Fund.
The Arab Monetary Fund was created in 1976 (1396 A.H.) in Morocco (Rabat).
- Headquarters: Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates);
- Type of credits: short and medium term;
- Structural Adjustment Facility;
- Technical assistance;
- The Arab Monetary Fund has created the Economic Policy Institute;
- The Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development is a Muslim fund of the Islamic Civilization.
The objectives of the Arab Monetary Fund are to:
- Improve the balance of payments;
- Elimination of restriction on current payments;
- Boost Arab Monetary Cooperation;
- Develop an Arab Financial Market;
- Create a unified Arab Currency;
- Encourage the foreign trade between the member economies.
Arab Monetary Fund Countries:
- Middle East: Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, the Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Yemen;
- Africa: Algeria, the Comoros, Djibouti, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Mauritania, Somalia, Sudan, and Tunisia.
Arab Development Funds.
- BADEA;
- Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development;
- Arab Trade Financing Programme;
- Arab Gulf Programme;
- Islamic Development Bank;
- OPEC Fund for International Development;
- Abu Dhabi Fund for Development;
- Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development;
- Saudi Fund for Development.
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