✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1961
Africa Day - 40 millimes
This Tunisian stamp issued on April 15, 1961 celebrates Africa Day, an event which highlights the unity of the African continent as well as solidarity between the peoples involved in the independence movements. At a time when several African nations are gaining sovereignty, this day symbolizes the affirmation of a collective identity and the desire to build a future based on cooperation, political emancipation and overcoming colonialism. The illustration — a stylized map of Africa associated with human and animal figures — evokes the cultural richness of the continent, the depth of its traditions and the importance of human diversity in the construction of a common project. Through this broadcast, Tunisia reaffirms its belonging to the African family and its support for the Pan-African movement which is progressing throughout the continent.
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Organic Agriculture in Tunisia: Pomegranate (Punica granatum)
Organic Farming in Tunisia: Almond (Prunus dulcis)
Organic Farming in Tunisia: Artichoke (Cynara scolymus)
peach (Prunus persica)
fig (Ficus carica)
cherry (Cerasus spp)
Medlar (Eryobotrya japonica)
The Aziza Apple Tree - Malus domestica
The Fuerte Avocado - Persea americana
The Asli Apricot Tree - Prunus armeniaca
The Carob tree - Ceratonia siliqua
The Olive Tree - Chemlali Variety
The Orange Tree -Maltese from Tunisia
The Date Palm - Deglet Nour
International Year of the Vine
Products from Tunisia
40th Anniversary of FAO
Food self-sufficiency
Flora and Fauna. Phoenix dactylifera the date palm
Flora and Fauna. Capra Hircus - the goat
Flora and Fauna. Pavo Cristalis
2nd World Olive Year
Products from Tunisia - 100 Tunisian Millim