Discover the new symbol for the UAE Dirham, inspired by the national flag, unveiled by the Central Bank of the UAE to enhance financial stability and global recognition.

It will be used for both physical and virtual forms of Dirham. The new Dirham symbol draws inspiration from the UAE flag and the nation's robust identity. It consists of two horizontal lines that ...

On the other hand, the Digital Dirham symbol features a circle surrounding the physical currency symbol, using the colours of the UAE flag to reflect pride and national identity. The symbol choice ...

The Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) has unveiled the new symbol for the UAE’s national currency, the “Dirham”. It means the Dirham now has a symbol like the dollar’s $ or the euro €. The CBUAE ...

The United Arab Emirates has officially approved a symbol to represent the Dirham currency unit and a new digital currency ...

The UAE’s move mirrors a similar initiative in Saudi Arabia, where the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) unveiled an official symbol for the Saudi Riyal in February 2025. Inspired by Arabic calligraphy, the ...

The symbol draws inspiration from the UAE’s flag and embodies the nation's strength and unity. It features two horizontal lines representing the stability of the Dirham, while the flag's ...

The digital version features a circle around the symbol in UAE flag colours, representing the country’s vision for a strong and innovative financial future. The Central Bank Governor ...

Strengthening the positioning of the UAE Dirham as a global currency in financial and cross-border financial settlements; Development of an integrated platform for the digital dir ...

The new Dirham symbol is inspired by the English letter ‘D’ for Dirham, incorporating two horizontal lines that represent the currency’s stability. Its design also draws inspiration from the UAE flag, ...

The new Dirham symbol incorporates the letter 'D,' representing both the Arabic and English names for the currency. Featuring two horizontal lines inspired by the UAE flag, the symbol aims to ...

The letter was chosen, derived from the English name of the Dirham, to serve as an international symbol representing the nation's currency, incorporating two horizontal lines that embody the stability ...