According to details, the ASF during the search of baggage of a passenger identified as Zakir leaving for Dubai through a private airline flight at Islamabad International Airport recovered 37,000 Saudi Riyal and 37,000
Emirati Dirham.
"58000 US dollars, 34000 Saudi Riyal, 41000
Emirati Dirham, Afghan, Indian and Australian currency were seized during the raid which worth of more than 50 million Pakistani rupees.
CurrencyFair exchanges into these 19 currencies:
Emirati Dirham (AED), Euro (EUR), New Zealand Dollar (NZD), Australian Dollar (AUD), British Pound (GBP), Polish Zloty (PLN), Canadian Dollar (CAD),Hong Kong Dollar (HKD), Swedish Krona (SEK), Swiss Franc (CHF), Hungarian Forint (HUF), Singapore Dollar (SGD), Czech Koruna (CZK), Israeli Shekel (ILS), US Dollar (USD), Danish Krone (DKK), Norwegian Krone (NOK), South African Rand (ZAR) and Indian Rupee (INR).
AED is
Emirati Dirham, the currency of the United Arab Emirates, and is equivalent to PS648.50.
As a result, holidaymakers from the Gulf, where local currencies such as the
Emirati dirham are pegged to the stronger dollar, have enjoyed a summer of discounted trips to the country.
The most-exchanged foreign currencies during Hajj are the US dollar, the euro, the Singapore dollar, the Indian rupee, the Indonesian rupiah, the
Emirati dirham and the Malaysian ringgit.
For every greeting shared, the Mall will donate one
Emirati Dirham to the Basma Campaign at the Al Jalila Foundation.
February 21 order overturned a legal amendment by PML-N lawmakers allowing Sharif to remain party president despite being disqualified from public office by the Supreme Court for failing to declare monthly income of 10,000
Emirati dirham ($2,723) from a company owned by his son.
Ambassador Suri explained the currency agreement, according to which the businesses between the two countries will be executed directly in the Indian rupee and
Emirati dirham (AED).
Moreover, the
Emirati dirham is trading at EGP 3.25 unofficially, while on the official market it recorded EGP 2.40.
Moreover, he said KFED has a capital of 2 billion
Emirati Dirham and targets its business on providing Emiratis loans to commence SMEs, particularly to those whose loan requests have been turned down by banks.
The cheque was reportedly for 1.8million
Emirati Dirham as a final instalment on a newly built property.
