Cambodian riel exchange in Wrocław

The official currency of Cambodia, the riel was introduced in 1953 after independence; the current form of currency was reintroduced in 1980 after a period of chaos and the use of different currencies. The National Bank of Cambodia is responsible for issuing currency, managing foreign exchange reserves and maintaining financial stability in the country. The Cambodian riel is crucial to the local economy, which includes agriculture, tourism, the clothing industry and construction. Cambodia has a dual currency system, where both the Cambodian riel and the US dollar (USD) are widely used in transactions. The US dollar is often preferred for larger transactions, while the riel is mainly used for small purchases. The banknotes feature images of Angkor Wat - King Norodom Sihanouk and other important symbols and historical figures of the country.