Arab Monetary Fund is a regional Arab financial institution based in Abu Dhabi, with the mission to lay the monetary foundation of Arab economic integration and to accelerate the process of economic development of its member countries. In this context, the AMF supports banking and financial sector development in the Arab States and provide assistance towards its integrity and efficiency. Moreover, the AMF carries out and acts as a technical secretariat for the Council of Arab Ministers of Finance, the Council of Arab Central Banks and Monetary Authorities’ Governors as well as for its sub-committees and task forces.

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The Arab Monetary Fund (AMF) has conducted an important study titled "Impacts of Financial Inclusion on Human Capital Development in the Arab Region." The study sheds light on financial inclusion’s significant role in promoting human capital development, a key driver of economic growth, in Arab countries.
Financial inclusion has emerged as a crucial policy objective in numerous countries, particularly the developing world. The AMF's study examines the nexus between financial inclusion and human capital development over 15 years from 2004 to 2019, focusing specifically on Arab countries.
Human capital, which encompasses the economic value of an individual's skills, knowledge, and health, has long been recognized as a catalyst for sustained economic growth and social inclusivity. Investing in people's education, health, and well-being has proven instrumental in driving economic development and creating more inclusive societies.
The study conducted by the AMF investigates how enhancing access to financial products and services can improve human capital development in critical areas such as education and health. The study’s findings align with previous empirical research, revealing that financial inclusion has a positive and lasting impact on human capital development in Arab countries.