If you are in the UAE or have had the chance to live there, you must have noticed the richness in the culture and tradition of this country. Despite the advancement in technology and tourism, the UAE has not failed to place so much value on their culture and history.

Some historical facts, moments, and figures are all preserved in various ways to remind the people of how it all started. This is also to commemorate the labors of their past heroes. The country’s deep historical roots and strong national identity also play a key role in shaping its modern economy and business environment. For those considering business setup in UAE, understanding the local culture can be valuable in building successful professional relationships.

So in this article, I will explain to you what the symbols represented on the UAE currencies mean. But first let's know what the UAE currencies are called.

This is a very old structure built in 1787. Since then, it has served various purposes, from being a residential place of the monarch to the military weapon storehouse. At some points it was used as a prison house for the fugitives. It was also a strong place of defense and refuge. A picture of the Fahidi Fort reminds people of the constant effort that led the nation to its current progressive state. It serves presently as a fully adorned museum in Dubai with the display of rich cultural heritage and historical facts.

Dhs 100 - World Trade Centre (English side)

The English side of the Dhs 1000 displays the magnificent view of the country with skyscrapers. It indeed signifies in full glory how tall the UAE has stood to conquer all hindrances to the current progress. The picture was taken in 1998.

So finally, we have come to the end of this great tour of the national historical figures imprinted in the UAE currency. It is really appealing to know that despite the advancement in modernisation, the UAE still has so much reference to their traditional heritage.

Elena O.

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