The Arab Monetary Fund, together with the Financial Stability Institute and the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, opened the 20th High-Level Meeting on Financial Stability and Supervisory Priorities in Abu Dhabi, focusing on current supervisory developments and risk trends affecting Arab financial systems. Discussions span emerging risks and trends, financial stability policies and their interaction with economic growth, enhancements to supervisory processes, regulation and oversight of stablecoins, the role of artificial intelligence, and liquidity risk management. The meeting brings together senior officials from central banks and regulatory authorities from around twenty Arab countries, alongside representatives from commercial banks, credit rating agencies, fintech firms, academic institutions, and international bodies including the Bank for International Settlements, the Financial Stability Board, and the International Monetary Fund.