Friday 04/April/2025 – 04:19 AM
The price of the Emirati dirham against the pound in Egyptian banks stabilized today, Friday, April 4, 2025, after the end of the banking leave on the occasion of Eid Al -Fitr, to record about 13.75 pounds for purchase, and 13.79 pounds for sale, according to the average price in the Central Bank of Egypt.
UAE dirham price
In the following report, we monitor the price of the UAE dirham in a number of banks operating in the Egyptian market:
The price of the UAE dirham in the National Bank of Egypt
The price of the UAE dirham in the National Bank of Egypt reached about 13.74 pounds for purchase and 13.78 pounds for sale.
The price of the UAE dirham at the Bank of Egypt
The price of the UAE dirham at Bank of Egypt reached 13.74 pounds for purchase and 13.78 pounds for sale.
The price of the UAE dirham in the International Commercial Bank
The price of the UAE dirham in the International Commercial Bank recorded 13.74 pounds for purchase and 13.78 pounds for sale.
The price of the UAE dirham at the Suez Canal Bank
The price of the UAE dirham at the Suez Canal Bank reached about 13.73 pounds for purchase and 13.78 pounds for sale.
The UAE Central Bank has released a new 100 -dirham banknote paper of polymer, characterized by innovative designs and advanced security characteristics, in line with the vision of the rational leadership to highlight the leadership of the UAE in the field of sustainability.
Emirates Central Bank
The bank stated in a statement that the issuance of the new banknotes comes within the project of the third edition of the national currency of the UAE, noting that in its determination to embody the success story of the UAE through civilized and development symbols that reflect the renaissance march, which made it a global economic destination and a commercial center linking the continents of the world and the design is highlighted in color gradients of red color, inspired by the current circulating category, in order to facilitate identification on it The country’s visual identity is merged with inscriptions and drawings in advanced “sunken, prominent, and superficial printing techniques.
