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Home Business JMEA: Jordanian dinar highly required by companies 26-03-2023 11:17 AM Ammon News - president of the Jordanian Money Exchange Association (JMEA) Abdulsalam Al Saudi said that the activity of the local exchange market is good, and is expected to improve by the end of this month. Al Saudi explained, according to what was reported by the Jordanian News Agency, that remittances flow into and out of the Kingdom is normal for this time of the year. The demand for the Jordanian dinar is proceeding normally and is at the forefront of the currencies required by exchange companies, he indicated. Almost 4,000 Jordanians work for 250 companies that operate in the exchange sector throughout the Kingdom.

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JMEA: Jordanian dinar highly required by companies

26-03-2023 11:17 AM

Ammon News - president of the Jordanian Money Exchange Association (JMEA) Abdulsalam Al Saudi said that the activity of the local exchange market is good, and is expected to improve by the end of this month.

Al Saudi explained, according to what was reported by the Jordanian News Agency, that remittances flow into and out of the Kingdom is normal for this time of the year.

The demand for the Jordanian dinar is proceeding normally and is at the forefront of the currencies required by exchange companies, he indicated.

Almost 4,000 Jordanians work for 250 companies that operate in the exchange sector throughout the Kingdom.

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