The prices of Arab currencies rose in Egypt at the beginning of this week, and rose Kuwaiti dinar price The most expensive in the Arab world and internationally, recording 156.67 pounds compared to 154.16 pounds at the end of the week.
The “Sada El Balad” website reviews Arab currency rates In Egypt, trading begins today, Monday, February 23, 2026, at the National Bank, according to the latest updates.
Arab currency rates in Egypt today, Monday 2-23-2026:
The price of the Kuwaiti dinar, the highest-priced Arab currency, was recorded against the Egyptian pound today, Monday 2-23-2026:
Purchase price: 154.03 Pounds.
Selling price: 156.67 pounds.
The price reached Saudi riyalThe most popular currencies against the Egyptian pound today, Monday 2-23-2026:
Purchase price:12.68 fairy.
Selling price: 12.75 pounds.
The price of the Emirati dirham against the Egyptian pound was recorded today, Monday 2/23/2026:
Purchase price: 12.98 fairy.
Selling price: 13.03 pounds.
The price of the Bahraini dinar reached against the Egyptian pound today, Monday 2-23-2026:
Purchase price: 125.35 fairy.
Selling price: 126.92 pounds.
Record price of the Qatari riyal against the Egyptian pound today, Monday 2-23-2026:
Purchase price: 12.11 fairy.
Selling price: 13.14 pounds.
The price of the Jordanian dinar fell against the Egyptian pound today, Monday 2/23/2026:
Purchase price: 66.85 fairy.
Selling price: 67.58 pounds.
Record price of the Omani riyal against the Egyptian pound today, Monday 2-23-2026:
Purchase price: 122.79 fairy.
selling price: 124.33 fairy.
The most expensive dinar in the Arab world and the world
Arab currencies are considered among the most expensive in the world, and the Kuwaiti dinar is considered the highest value at the Arab and international levels, while the Saudi currency (Saudi riyal) is the most in demand, especially in Egypt during the Umrah and Hajj seasons, as well as the Emirati dirham. The United Arab Emirates is the first investor in Egypt, and its investments are distributed across many broad economic and industrial sectors, the latest of which is the Ras El Hekma deal on the North Coast in 2024, with investments of 35 billion US dollars.
