As of March 30, 2025, the exchange rate for the UAE Dirham (AED) against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) in the open market stands at Rs 76.01 for buying and Rs 76.56 for selling.
This means that individuals looking to purchase UAE Dirhams will have to pay Rs 76.56 per UAE Dirham, while those selling UAE Dirhams can expect to receive Rs 76.01 per unit.
Compared to the previous day’s exchange rate, the UAE Dirham was valued at Rs 75.99 for buying and Rs 76.55 for selling. This slight fluctuation highlights the dynamic nature of foreign exchange rates, which are influenced by global economic trends, demand and supply dynamics, and financial market conditions.
These exchange rates are updated at 8:05 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST) and are subject to change throughout the day based on foreign currency market trends and economic conditions impacting both the Pakistani Rupee and the UAE Dirham.
The buying rate of the UAE Dirham indicates the price at which banks and exchange companies purchase the currency from customers, while the selling rate represents the price at which they offer it to buyers. These rates fluctuate due to factors such as international trade, remittances, and the overall liquidity of the financial market.
The exchange rate between PKR and AED is determined by market forces and is influenced by Pakistan’s strong trade relations with the United Arab Emirates, as well as remittances sent by Pakistani expatriates working in the UAE. The UAE Dirham is a significant currency for Pakistan due to the large Pakistani workforce in the UAE, which contributes significantly to Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves through remittances.
On March 30, 2025, individuals and businesses looking to exchange Pakistani Rupees for UAE Dirhams should keep an eye on market trends, as even minor fluctuations in the exchange rate can impact financial transactions. Monitoring the UAE Dirham’s value against the Rupee is crucial for importers, exporters, travelers, and investors engaged in international business.
With ongoing economic changes worldwide, the exchange rate of the UAE Dirham on March 30, 2025, remains an essential indicator of Pakistan’s financial stability and its economic interactions with the United Arab Emirates.