As the only countries to publicly support pakistan in its recent dispute with india, along with China, turkey, and azerbaijan revealed their true selves to the world.
As tensions between india and pakistan increased following Operation Sindoor, azerbaijan, regarded as Ankara's satellite state, also stated support for Islamabad, even as turkey provided Pakistan's military forces with the lethal Songar drones that were used to attack indian cities and military installations.
However, have you considered how Pakistan's newfound "friends" stack up against the powerful indian economy, which ranks fourth globally?
We will examine the performance of the Turkish Lira and the Azerbaijani Manat, the respective currencies of turkey and azerbaijan, concerning the indian Rupee.
Turkish Lira vs indian Rupee
The official currency of Lira is the Turkish Lira (TRY), which is regarded as a powerful currency in and of itself. One TRY is at Rs 2.21 based on the most recent exchange rates, so Rs 100 is worth 45.28 TRY. Given India's enormous population and economy, this is not a significant benefit for Turkey.
Azerbaijani Manat vs indian Rupee
One Azerbaijani Manat (AZN), the country's official currency, is worth Rs 50.28, while Rs 100 is only worth Rs 1.99. This makes Azerbaijan's currency far more valuable than the Turkish Lira and the indian Rupee.
However, Azerbaijan's "stronger" currency is in no way a reflection of its economic standing in the globe, especially when compared to a huge economy like india, considering that it is a small country with a population of about 1.02 crores, which is about the size of an indian metropolis.
As tensions between india and pakistan increased following Operation Sindoor, azerbaijan, regarded as Ankara's satellite state, also stated support for Islamabad, even as turkey provided Pakistan's military forces with the lethal Songar drones that were used to attack indian cities and military installations.
However, have you considered how Pakistan's newfound "friends" stack up against the powerful indian economy, which ranks fourth globally?
We will examine the performance of the Turkish Lira and the Azerbaijani Manat, the respective currencies of turkey and azerbaijan, concerning the indian Rupee.
Turkish Lira vs indian Rupee
The official currency of Lira is the Turkish Lira (TRY), which is regarded as a powerful currency in and of itself. One TRY is at Rs 2.21 based on the most recent exchange rates, so Rs 100 is worth 45.28 TRY. Given India's enormous population and economy, this is not a significant benefit for Turkey.
Azerbaijani Manat vs indian Rupee
One Azerbaijani Manat (AZN), the country's official currency, is worth Rs 50.28, while Rs 100 is only worth Rs 1.99. This makes Azerbaijan's currency far more valuable than the Turkish Lira and the indian Rupee.
However, Azerbaijan's "stronger" currency is in no way a reflection of its economic standing in the globe, especially when compared to a huge economy like india, considering that it is a small country with a population of about 1.02 crores, which is about the size of an indian metropolis.
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