Arab data,
made clear.
Explore trusted indicators, compare economies and turn evidence into insight. Arabstat is designed as a modern, bilingual home for statistics, visualisations and AMF knowledge.
Arab key indicators
Live prototype values come from the World Bank’s open Indicators API. The production source of record should be AMF’s Arab Economic Database wherever coverage is available.
Compare selected Arab economies
Find the story behind the data.
Designed around the most useful paths through regional economic and development data—not a long undifferentiated catalogue.
Macroeconomy
National accounts, growth, prices, labour and exchange rates.
Trade & investment
External trade, balance of payments and foreign investment.
Monetary & banking
Money, credit, banking-sector and financial-inclusion indicators.
Public finance
Government revenue, expenditure, balances and public debt.
Digital economy
Digital payments, connectivity and technology-enabled development.
People & society
Population, employment, education, inclusion and sustainable development.
From an indicator to an answer.
The future platform can progressively add Eurostat-style discovery, data extraction and analytical tools without replicating Eurostat’s code or identity.
Arabstat database
Browse datasets with a transparent source, definition, update date and methodology for every series.
Explore AMF AEDB ↗Visual data stories
Interactive comparisons, maps and publication-ready charts that make the regional picture immediately understandable.
Open the prototype view ↑Data API
A future SDMX and JSON API can make approved AMF series reusable by policymakers, researchers and developers.
Read the implementation note ↓Data in context.
Keep the data portal useful between releases with trusted analysis, AMF publications and clearly licensed news links.
Arab Economic Database: the institutional foundation.
The AMF AEDB already spans national accounts, trade, balance of payments, monetary and banking statistics, public finance and exchange rates. It should become Arabstat’s primary curated source.
Read about AEDB ↗