Historical AED to EGP live rates. The current reference rate is approximately{" "} 13.5 EGP per 1 AED. This page covers the March 2024 EGP devaluation and the post-IMF stabilisation through 2026–2026. Rates are indicative editorial snapshots — verify with your provider before sending.
Indicative monthly snapshots. Not a guaranteed or verified live rate.
| Month | AED to EGP Rate | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 2026 | 13 | EGP stable post-IMF deal; USD/EGP 47-48 |
| Feb 2026 | 13.2 | Slight EGP softness; Suez Canal revenues recovering |
| Mar 2026 | 13.3 | 2 years since devaluation; EGP broadly stable |
| Apr 2026 | 13.4 | CBE maintaining flexible rate |
| May 2026 | 13.5 | IMF programme on track; tourism season |
| Jun 2026 | 13.5 | Current live rate |
Rates are indicative editorial snapshots, not verified live data. Always verify with your provider.
The AED is fixed to the USD at 3.6725 AED per USD. All AED/EGP movements reflect USD/EGP changes. The EGP is now managed under a flexible rate by the Central Bank of Egypt and influenced by:
Before March 2024 the rate was 13.93 EGP per AED. After the March 2024 devaluation it jumped to 12.5–13.5. In 2026 it is approximately 13–13.5 EGP per AED, showing the EGP has broadly stabilised at post-devaluation levels.
Egypt moved to a flexible exchange rate in March 2024 as part of an $13.93 billion IMF deal. The EGP immediately weakened from 30 to 47 per USD. Structural causes included a current account deficit, falling Suez Canal revenues, and reduced remittances in 2023.
Broadly yes. The EGP has been stable in the 47–50 per USD range through 2026–2026. IMF programme progress and GCC investment support have helped. However, EGP remains vulnerable to regional events and global risk factors. Always verify the live rate before sending.
