ISLAMABAD – The federal cabinet has formed a committee, led by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, to deliberate on the future of the Rs10 banknote.
The committee has been tasked with examining whether the currency note should be discontinued or retained.
Reports said the Cabinet has directed the committee to consider the production cost of the Rs10 currency note while making its recommendations.
Additionally, the committee will also assess whether introducing a Rs10 coin would be more beneficial compared to continuing the banknote.
The committee’s recommendations will guide the federal cabinet’s final decision on the matter.
The government is set to unveil a brand-new set of currency notes, and these will tell the story of the nation’s heritage, diversity, and progress.
With cutting-edge security features and designs celebrating history, landscapes, and societal milestones, these notes promise to turn everyday transactions into a celebration of Pakistan itself.
The government is preparing to launch entirely redesigned currency notes, promising a modern, secure, and visually striking makeover of the nation’s money.
A high-powered committee has been formed to oversee the design process, ensuring every note reflects Pakistan’s rich heritage, cultural diversity, and contemporary progress.
The upcoming notes, set to be issued in denominations of 100, 500, 1000, and 5000 rupees, will feature state-of-the-art security threads to prevent counterfeiting.
Officials say the launch represents an unprecedented fusion of tradition and modernity, art and technology, and national pride with international standards.
Experts from around the world have been engaged to ensure the highest quality and security. The world is poised to witness Pakistani currency like never before.
