Kyrgyz som exchange in Wrocław

It is the official currency of Kyrgyzstan and was introduced on May 10, 1993, replacing the Soviet ruble after the collapse of the Soviet Union and Kyrgyzstans independence in 1991. The name of the currency comes from the word - som, which means pure or true in Turkish languages, and is intended to emphasize the stability and value of the new currency. The National Bank of Kyrgyzstan is responsible for issuing currency, managing foreign exchange reserves, and maintaining financial stability in the country. The currency is crucial to the local economy, which includes agriculture and the extraction of natural resources (including gold) and, to a lesser extent, tourism. The Kyrgyz som is mainly used within the country and Kyrgyzstans international trade includes the exchange of goods with neighboring countries and global partners. The banknotes and coins feature images of important historical figures and elements of Kyrgyzstans landscape and culture - such as traditional patterns and historical places.