The UAE Dirham remains a focal point for Pakistan’s economic landscape due to the deep-rooted trade ties between the two nations. In the inter-bank market, the Dirham was quoted at Rs. 75.90 for buying and Rs. 76.10 for selling. In the open market, the rates were positioned at Rs. 76.10 for buying and Rs. 77.20 for selling.
As Dubai continues to serve as a major re-export hub for Pakistani goods, the Dirham’s value directly influences the competitiveness of Pakistani exports in the Gulf region. Furthermore, with the UAE being a primary source of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Pakistan’s telecommunications and real estate sectors, the Dirham-Rupee parity is a key indicator for corporate planning and cross-border trade settlements.
