Strategies For Achieving Financial Stability In Palestine In Light Of Current Challenges: A Theoretical And Practical Analysis

Abstract

The study examines Palestine's financial challenges and the critical need for stability, addressing both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. It underscores the economy's heavy reliance on foreign aid, budget deficits, and a vulnerable financial infrastructure due to political restrictions. The goal is to analyze these issues and propose recommendations aimed at enhancing financial stability. Achieving stability is crucial for fostering economic confidence, attracting foreign investments, and sustaining long-term growth. Using a descriptive-analytical approach drawing from economic reports and studies, the study identifies challenges such as public deficits, financial system weaknesses, and political constraints on economic activity. Recommendations include strengthening fiscal and monetary policies, reducing dependency on foreign aid, fortifying financial institutions, and improving public financial management to stimulate comprehensive economic development