Jamil Khan, Senior Reporter
Emirates Post issued a distinctive commemorative stamp to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Arab League, marking the historic step made by the founding generation of Arab leaders to develop an institutional framework for relations between Arab countries. The initial run of the commemorative stamp comprises 25,000 stamps along with 1,000 First Day Cover Sheets, available for sale at Emirates Post Central Customer Happiness Centres and on Emirates Post’s dedicated web shop emiratespostshop.ae.
Commenting on this special issuance, Abdulla Mohammed Al Ashram, Group CEO of Emirates Post Group Company said: “The diamond anniversary of the Arab League is a momentous occasion that symbolises Arab achievement, co-operation and pride and it gives us great pleasure to be able to mark the occasion. The stamp depicts the achievements of the Arab League in the areas of joint Arab political, economic, and social action. On behalf of everyone at Emirates Post, we extend our sincere congratulations to all the members of the Arab League.”
Since its founding in 1945, the Arab League has witnessed the independence of the Arab States from foreign rule and their accession to the Arab League’s membership, which currently includes 22 Arab Member States. The commemorative stamp serves as a reminder of the history of the League and sheds light on the importance of the “League of Arab States Documentation Memory” project, a pan-Arab initiative that documents the history of the League by bringing together the member states in its efforts to preserve regional heritage.
More information or purchase of the newly commemorative stamp available on emiratespostshop.ae.
Recently, Emirates Post unveiled a new logo and website, part of an ongoing business transformation process that has seen the entity update its organisational structure, brand architecture, and systems in line with evolving customer needs.
According to a press release, the new logo and website reflects the brand’s orientation as a contemporary and digitised organisation.