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GCC Monetary Union Explained: Legal Framework, Central Banks, and a Unified Currency

This HAQQ webinar delivers a deep legal and economic analysis of the proposed GCC monetary union and the path toward a unified Gulf currency. Through a comparative study with the European Union and the euro, the discussion examines how monetary unions are built legally, institutionally, and judicially, and what conditions must exist for a unified currency to succeed. Key topics covered: Lessons from the euro: from Bretton Woods to the European Central Bank Legal stages of monetary integration and currency convergence The role and independence of a GCC Central Bank Monetary councils, central bank mandates, and price stability Judicial oversight vs arbitration in monetary and financial sovereignty Immunity of central bank officials and limits of accountability Preventive financial regulation and systemic risk control Supervisory authorities over banks, markets, and insurance Currency reserves, gold, SDRs, and reserve adequacy standards Crypto assets, CBDCs, and their impact on monetary stability Why financial sovereignty cannot be left to arbitration The case for a supranational monetary court This is not a political discussion. It is a legal-structural analysis of what it actually takes to issue, protect, and govern a unified currency. If you are a lawyer, economist, policymaker, or researcher interested in monetary law, central banking, or Gulf integration, this session provides a rare, rigorous breakdown of the subject.