Arab Postal Union Congress - Riyadh 1973 - 10  piastre

Arab Postal Union Congress - Riyadh 1973 - 10 piastre

Year
1973
Face Value
10
Mint Value
-
Used Value
-
Print Run
-
Themes
Postal History, International Events

Catalogs References

Michel
SA 551
Yvert & Tellier
SA 391
Stanley Gibbons
SA 1071

Technical Details

Colors
Multicolor
Perforation
14
Printing
Offset lithography
Issued in 1973, this stamp commemorates the Arab Postal Union Congress, held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The diamond-shaped design features the official Arab Postal Union emblem, encircled by a chain symbolizing cooperation and communication among the postal administrations of the Arab world. The Arab Postal Union was established to strengthen collaboration between Arab countries in postal services, improve mail exchange, harmonize postal regulations, and promote the development of modern communications networks throughout the region.

By issuing this commemorative stamp, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia highlighted its support for regional cooperation in postal and communication services. The issue celebrated the role of the Arab Postal Union in enhancing communication among Arab nations and emphasized the importance of efficient postal systems in facilitating trade, cultural exchange, and international understanding.