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Introduction The dirham is the currency unit used in several countries, primarily in the Arab world. It is subdivided into smaller units, known as fils. The term "dirham" traces its roots back to ancient Greek and Roman coins, highlighting its longstanding presence in monetary systems.
Significance of Dirham • Economic Importance The dirham plays a crucial role in the economies of countries where it is used as legal tender. It facilitates trade, investment, and daily transactions, contributing to economic stability and growth. • Cultural Relevance Beyond its economic significance, the dirham holds cultural value for communities that use it. It symbolizes heritage, tradition, and identity, reflecting the shared history of nations across the Arab world.