Day: October 16, 2026
According to the official exchange rates of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan for today, the US dollar remained unchanged at 1.7000 manats, the euro increased by 0.12% to 1.9090 manats, and 100 Russian rubles rose by 0.7% to 2.0290 manats.
|
Currency |
Exchange rates |
|
1 USD (US dollar) |
1.7000 |
|
1 EUR (Euro) |
1.9090 |
|
100 RUB (Russian ruble) |
2.0290 |
|
1 AUD (Australian dollar) |
1.1809 |
|
1 BYN (Belarusian ruble) |
0.5530 |
|
1 AED (UAE dirham) |
0.4628 |
|
100 KRW (South Korean won) |
0.1266 |
|
1 CZK (Czech koruna) |
0.0784 |
|
1 CNY (Chinese yuan) |
0.2541 |
|
1 DKK (Danish krone) |
0.2554 |
|
1 GEL (Georgian lari) |
0.6550 |
|
1 HKD (Hong Kong dollar) |
0.2166 |
|
1 INR (Indian rupee) |
0.0179 |
|
1 GBP (British pound) |
2.2616 |
|
10,000 IRR (Iranian rial) |
– |
|
1 SEK (Swedish krona) |
0.1711 |
|
1 CHF (Swiss franc) |
2.0562 |
|
1 ILS (Israeli shekel) |
0.5492 |
|
1 CAD (Canadian dollar) |
1.1992 |
|
1 KWD (Kuwaiti dinar) |
5.4673 |
|
1 KZT (Kazakhstani tenge) |
0.3755 |
|
1 QAR (Qatari riyal) |
0.4663 |
|
1 KGS (Kyrgyzstani som) |
0.0194 |
|
100 HUF (Hungarian forint) |
0.5246 |
|
1 MDL (Moldovan leu) |
0.0948 |
|
1 NOK (Norwegian krone) |
0.1799 |
|
100 UZS (Uzbekistani som) |
0.0142 |
|
100 PKR (Pakistani rupee) |
0.6116 |
|
1 PLN (Polish złoty) |
0.4369 |
|
1 RON (Romanian leu) |
0.3579 |
|
1 RSD (Serbian dinar) |
0.0163 |
|
1 SGD (Singapore dollar) |
1.3267 |
|
1 SAR (Saudi Arabian riyal) |
0.4530 |
|
1 SDR (IMF) |
2.3018 |
|
1 TRY (Turkish lira) |
0.0343 |
|
1TMT (New Turkmenistan Manat) |
0.4857 |
|
1 UAH (Ukrainian hryvnia) |
0.0379 |
|
100 JPY (Japanese yen) |
1.0771 |
|
1 NZD (New Zealand dollar) |
0.9613 |
|
Gold (1 ounce) |
7,096.6415 |
|
Silver (1 ounce) |
98.2681 |
|
Platinum (1 ounce) |
2,791.3320 |
|
Palladium (1 ounce) |
1,942.2585 |
The United Nations (UN) needs reforms more than ever to meet modern realities, Permanent Representative of Guyana to the UN and candidate for the organization’s Secretary-General, Carolyn Rodrigues Birkett, said while speaking at the Henry L. Stimson Center in Washington, Report informs.
“Attention at the UN is quite rightly focused on reforms. In my opinion, the call for transformation has never sounded so urgent,” she emphasized.
Rodrigues Birkett suggested reflecting on the extent to which structures created in 1945 correspond to the realities of 2026.
According to her, not only the UN Security Council requires reform, but also the organization’s numerous agencies, funds, and programs, which number more than 35.
“Do they meet today’s requirements? Can we reduce or completely eliminate the duplication of functions to work more effectively directly on the ground?” the diplomat noted.
She clarified that UN Security Council reform falls under the competence of member states, whereas the Secretary-General can directly address the transformation of the UN Secretariat.
Rodrigues Birkett emphasized the need to increase the Secretariat’s efficiency and strengthen its interaction with member states.
“There are 19 years left until the 100th anniversary of the UN’s founding, and now is the very time to reform and transform the organization,” she concluded.
A spokesman for the Saudi-led coalition Turki Al-Maliki said so far, nineteen people have died and 364 others injured in attacks by Yemen’s Houthi group in October.
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