Economist, Mashreq (Surveillance&Financing)

<div><p>The Economist is responsible for providing high-level economic analysis and policy advice in the context of economic surveillance and the follow up of economic reform programs, conducting in-depth assessment of the eligibility of member countries in the context of evaluating loans’ requests. His/her role also includes conducting policy-related research studies and contributing to AMF training activity, and technical assistance to member countries.</p><h3>Key Accountabilities</h3><ul><li>Assess the economic and financial eligibility of member countries requesting financing in line with AMF lending policies, including risk and debt sustainability analysis.</li><li>Contribute to the preparation of policy notes highlighting economic challenges and recommending reform measures.</li><li>Participate in consultations with member country officials to discuss and agree on economic reform programs.</li><li>Provide economic and financial analysis, and assist in drafting letters of intent and required reports.</li><li>Prepare monitoring reports on the progress of economic programs and reform implementation.</li><li>Support the preparation of economic surveillance and country reports to provide forward-looking policy advice and promote sustainable growth.</li><li>Monitor macroeconomic and financial developments in assigned countries to identify risks and challenges.</li><li>Provide policy advice and technical assistance to support macroeconomic and structural policy formulation.</li><li>Participate in internal and external committees and forums related to economic policy discussions.</li><li>Draft policy briefs and recommendations in collaboration with AMF staff, stakeholders, and partners.</li><li>Conduct in-depth macroeconomic and risk analysis at country and regional levels, including financing needs and debt sustainability.</li><li>Conduct research studies on country, regional, and global economic issues aligned with AMF’s mandate.</li><li>Contribute to AMF flagship economic reports, ensuring high analytical quality.</li><li>Recommend improvements in data collection, analytical tools, and cross‑departmental collaboration.</li><li>Contribute to training programs, workshops, and capacity‑building initiatives for member countries.</li><li>Suggest improvements to AMF policies, procedures, and risk management frameworks.</li><li>Review risk registers related to the department’s activities.</li><li>Communicate complex economic findings through reports, presentations, and publications.</li><li>Build and maintain relationships with internal departments, member country authorities, and international partners.</li><li>Stay updated on regional and global economic developments and policy debates to support AMF strategic objectives.</li></ul><h3>Job Qualifications and Requirements</h3><ul><li>5–6 years of experience in economic or financial sector policy, preferably in international financial institutions, central banks, or ministries of finance.</li><li>Master’s degree in Economics, Macroeconomics, Public Finance, or a related field.</li><li>Strong experience in macroeconomic analysis, economic modeling, and policy advisory.</li><li>Additional certifications in economics or related fields are considered an advantage.</li></ul></div>#J-18808-Ljbffr