The Principal Economist plays a key role in the Surveillance and Financing Department by leading high-level macroeconomic analysis and providing strategic policy advice to support economic reform programs and loan operations. The role involves evaluating member countries’ financial needs, designing reform frameworks, and contributing to AMF’s regional policy dialogue and capacity-building efforts to strengthen economic governance and fiscal sustainability across member states.

• Evaluate economic and financial eligibility of member countries seeking financing, in line with AMF’s Lending Policy and risk assessment guidelines
• Draft macroeconomic and financial policy notes to support reform program design in member countries requesting financing
• Contribute to consultations with member countries’ officials to define policy priorities and gain consensus on reform initiatives
• Monitor the implementation of agreed...