The Arab Monetary Fund (AMF) is a regional organization established in 1976, operating since 1977, with headquarters in Abu Dhabi. It aims to correct balance of payments disequilibria, promote monetary cooperation, and develop Arab financial markets. Services include providing short- and medium-term loans, technical assistance, and policy advice. The target audience is its 22 member states, nearly all Arab League members. The unique selling proposition is its focus on fostering economic integration and stability among Arab countries, paving the way for a unified Arab currency[1][2][3].