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Saudi Riyal Rate

Saudi Riyal Rate In Pakistan Today (SAR to PKR), On 23rd Jan 2021

Saturday: Today’s SAR to PKR buying exchange rate given below as per Open Market Pakistan and SAR/PKR selling exchange rate for 1 Saudi Riyal to PKR exchange rate updated here. Today Saudi Riyal To PKR 1 Saudi Riyal to Pakistani Rupee...

SAR TO PKR, 17th December: Today Saudi Riyal Rate In Pakistan

KARACHI: The buying rate of the Saudi Riyal was Rs 42.30 while its selling rate was Rs 43.00 in Pakistan’s currency market on Thursday, December 17th. However, the following were the rates of the US Dollar, Saudi Riyal, UAE Dirham,...

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