This research aims to highlight the role of monetary economic variables in achieving economic growth in Bahrain, depending on the program, EViews10. The static test was used through the application of the expanded Dicke-Fuller test. The research found that 86% of the changes that occur in economic growth are explained by the variables The independent input into the model and the remainder due to variables that were not included in the model. The results of the research showed an inverse relationship between the long-term real interest rate with GDP, and a direct relationship between each of the short-term real interest rate with GDP The total, and a direct relationship between the broad money supply, and the rate of inflation, with the gross domestic product.