10th anniversary of Arab Postal Union- 4 buqsha
The Arab Postal Union (APU) was founded in 1954 under the umbrella of the Arab League to harmonize postal services, standardize tariffs, and foster inter-Arab communication and cooperation across the Middle East and North Africa. The 10th anniversary of its establishment in 1964 was widely celebrated across member states with coordinated commemorative stamp releases recognizing unified regional postal development.
Issued in 1964, this commemorative postage stamp marks the 10th Anniversary of the Arab Postal Union (ARAB POSTAL UNION / الاتحاد البريدي العربي). The vignette prominent features the official emblem of the Arab Postal Union incorporating a carrier dove carrying a letter, a traditional post horn, laurel branches, and calligraphic lettering—symbolizing regional solidarity, peace, and seamless postal networks across member nations.
Issued in 1964, this commemorative postage stamp marks the 10th Anniversary of the Arab Postal Union (ARAB POSTAL UNION / الاتحاد البريدي العربي). The vignette prominent features the official emblem of the Arab Postal Union incorporating a carrier dove carrying a letter, a traditional post horn, laurel branches, and calligraphic lettering—symbolizing regional solidarity, peace, and seamless postal networks across member nations.