✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1961
National Day - 50 millimes
This stamp, issued on the occasion of National Day of June 1, 1961, celebrates the unity of the Tunisian people and the affirmation of the newly independent nation. The illustration highlights stylized figures carrying the Tunisian national flag, a symbol of sovereignty and collective cohesion. Through this composition, the program highlights the importance of the feeling of belonging, patriotism and citizen participation in the construction of a modern state. This day, institutionalized after independence, recalls the central role of the people in the consolidation of institutions and in the development of national aspirations. The stamp is thus part of a cultural approach aimed at strengthening national pride and commemorating the country's first years as a sovereign Republic.
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2nd Anniversary of November 7, 1987
Tunis International Fair (January 1990)
Centenary of the Tunisian postage stamp
40th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
One year since the change 07/11/1987
Salvation Congress of the Democratic Constitutional Rally
50th anniversary of Martyrs' Day - 500 millimes
50th anniversary of Martyrs' Day - 150 millimes
Declaration of November 7, 1987 — 370 millimes
Declaration of November 7, 1987 — 250 millimes
Declaration of November 7, 1987 — 200 millimes
Declaration of November 7, 1987 — 150 millimes
30th Anniversary of the Postal Studies Advisory Council
30th Anniversary of the Republic
12th Congress of the Destourian Socialist Party
30th Anniversary of Independence
40th Anniversary of the League of Arab States
40th Anniversary of the UN
Tunisia Day at the Universal Exhibition "Expo 85", Japan
30th Anniversary of Victory - 230 millimes
30th Anniversary of Victory - 200 millimes
30th Anniversary of Victory - 100 millimes
30th Anniversary of Victory - 75 millimes