Q: What is the Qatari Riyal worth against the Canadian Dollar? A: One Qatari Riyal is worth 0.3965 Canadian Dollars today Q: Is the Qatari Riyal going up or down against the Canadian Dollar?

On Thursday’s episode of The Excerpt podcast: USA TODAY Congressional Correspondent Riley Beggin takes a closer look at this week's passed House Republican budget bill, and what might be next ...

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Q: What is the Qatari Riyal worth against the Albanian Lek? A: One Qatari Riyal is worth 25.9431 Albanian Lek today Q: Is the Qatari Riyal going up or down against the Albanian Lek? A: Today's ...

Organised in collaboration with official sponsor Fusion Group Holding, the event aimed to strengthen economic and trade relations between the Qatari private sector and foreign companies attending ...

Exclusive-US Sanctions Hold up Qatari Support for Syria, Sources Say By Timour Azhari and Maya Gebeily DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Qatar is holding off providing Syria's new rulers with funds to increase ...

The new symbol represents an effort to enhance the currency's recognition while boosting confidence in the Saudi riyal domestically and internationally. Image: SAMA The Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) has ...

The bill aims to increase spending on border security, the judiciary and defense by roughly $300 billion, while seeking at least $1.5 trillion to $2 trillion in spending cuts elsewhere.

Doha, Qatar: A Qatari delegation visited the headquarters of the Malaysian Nuclear Agency to enhance scientific and technical cooperation between the two countries. The delegation included ...

Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, has approved a new symbol for the Saudi riyal, marking a historic step in enhancing the national currency’s identity.

A typical maximum price for such a goat does not exceed 200 riyals Muscat: An Omani national sold a goat for an unprecedented 2,500 riyals (Dh23,850) at an auction in the wilayat of Barka on ...