I. Kuwaiti dinars
The name Dinar comes from a silver coin called Denarius in the Roman Empire. Denarius means money, and Spanish and Portuguese also have words from the same source. The meaning of this word became the meaning of gold coin after Denari inherited Solidus gold coin.
Two. Bahraini dinar
Bahrain dinar is one of the most valuable currencies in the world. Bahrain is a Persian Gulf country with a population slightly over 1 10,000. Like Kuwait, Bahrain is also a country with "black gold" everywhere, and its oil is exported to all countries in the world. At the same time, the Kingdom of Bahrain is one of the freest countries in the world with a very high employment rate. Interestingly, the Bahraini dinar is linked to the US dollar exchange rate, and the exchange rate against the US dollar remains unchanged for 14 years.
Three. Amanral
Sultanate of Oman, referred to as Oman for short, is located in the southeast of Arabian Peninsula in West Asia. It guards the the Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf and is the most important oil export channel in the world. Oman is one of the oldest countries in Arabian Peninsula. In 2000 BC, it has carried out extensive maritime and land trade activities and become the shipbuilding center of Arabian Peninsula.
Four. Jordanian dinar
Jordan is a relatively small Arab country, but compared with its neighbors, Jordan is stable in political, economic and cultural life. The Jordanian people are relatively rich and relatively open in Islamic countries. It is worth mentioning that Jordan lacks fresh water resources and is not rich in oil resources. Tourism is one of the pillar industries in Jordan. For example, the ancient city of Petra, the Dead Sea and Wadi Lahm have become the first choice destinations for tourists from all over the world for adventure travel and leisure vacation.
As a developing country, Jordan has a weak economic foundation, poor resources, less cultivated land and dependence on imports. The main pillars of the national economy are remittances, foreign aid and tourism. In addition, Jordan's overseas laborers account for 50% of Jordan's labor force, which is characterized by high-level labor export and a large amount of foreign exchange flowing into the country every year.
Five pounds
Britain is the first industrialized country in the world. It has many scientific discoveries and inventions, such as the world-famous steam engine, penicillin, deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), Dolly sheep and jet engine. Britain used to be the sixth largest economy in the world and the largest financial center in Europe.
Among them, London, the capital, is a world-famous financial center with a modern financial service system, engaged in transnational bank loans, international bond issuance, fund investment and other businesses. It is also the world's largest foreign exchange trading market, the largest spot gold trading market, the largest derivatives trading market, the third largest insurance market, an important ship loan market and a non-precious metal trading center, with the largest number of branches or offices of foreign banks.
Intransitive verb European
Euro is the currency of EU 19 countries. The 19 members of the euro are: Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Greece, Malta and Cyprus.