World Telecommunications Day - 4 piastre
World Telecommunications Day was instituted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to highlight the critical role of telecommunications and global communication networks in driving economic development, technological innovation, and international cooperation. In 1970, Saudi Arabia commemorated the event to showcase its rapid expansion and modernization of domestic telegraph, telephone, and satellite transmission infrastructure.
Issued on May 17, 1970 (11 Rabic I 1390 AH), this postage stamp marks World Telecommunications Day (WORLD TELECOMMUNICATIONS DAY / اليوم العالمي للمواصلات السلكية واللاسلكية). The emblem incorporates a satellite communication dish, a drafting compass structure, an open book, and the ITU symbol against a deep blue background, reflecting the kingdom's commitment to modern communications, technical education, and global connectivity.
Issued on May 17, 1970 (11 Rabic I 1390 AH), this postage stamp marks World Telecommunications Day (WORLD TELECOMMUNICATIONS DAY / اليوم العالمي للمواصلات السلكية واللاسلكية). The emblem incorporates a satellite communication dish, a drafting compass structure, an open book, and the ITU symbol against a deep blue background, reflecting the kingdom's commitment to modern communications, technical education, and global connectivity.