Arab Union of Telecommunications

Arab Union of Telecommunications

Year
1959
Face Value
4
Mint Value
-
Used Value
-
Print Run
-
Themes
Science and technology

Catalogs References

Michel
YE-AR 162
Yvert & Tellier
YE-K 80
Stanley Gibbons
YE-AR 115

Technical Details

Colors
Brown red
Perforation
13 x 13½
Printing
Photogravure
Printers
This stamp highlights Yemen's integration into regional modernizing initiatives through its participation in the Arab Union of Telecommunications, reflecting an era where the country sought to link its infrastructure with the broader Arab world. Issued during the period of the Mutawakkilite Kingdom of Yemen, the illustration features a globe centered on the Middle East with a network of interconnected nodes across the region, flanked by a radio transmission tower emitting signals and telephone lines. This imagery symbolizes technological progress, cross-border connectivity, and regional cooperation, conveying a message of unity and institutional advancement. For Yemen, a nation deeply rooted in traditional structures, the stamp represents a historical effort to embrace modern communications and solidify its position within the mid-20th-century Arab geopolitical and technological sphere.