✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1967
Mediterranean Games of Tunis - 30 millimes
This stamp highlights Tunisia's participation in the Mediterranean Games, underlining the importance of sport as a vector of rapprochement between the peoples of the Mediterranean region and as a symbol of national dynamism in the years following independence. The stylized illustration of an athlete in full movement, associated with the Olympic rings and a geographical evocation of the Mediterranean area, expresses the ideal of surpassing oneself, fraternity and peaceful competition. The composition reflects a modern and energetic vision, where the body in action becomes a metaphor for a nation on the move, affirming its vitality and its desire to be part of major international events. In the Tunisian context, this stamp reflects the effort of the young Republic to promote sport, youth and openness to its regional environment, while affirming its Mediterranean identity and its commitment to cultural and sporting exchanges as elements of cohesion and influence.
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Centenary of the Tunisian postage stamp
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40th anniversary of Tunis Air
Painting by Abdelaziz Debbeche: Landscape “Gammarth Beach”
One year since the change 07/11/1987
Saving the old city of Sana'a- Yemen
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125th anniversary of the Red Crescent and the Red Cross
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Declaration of November 7, 1987 — 250 millimes
Declaration of November 7, 1987 — 200 millimes
Declaration of November 7, 1987 — 150 millimes
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Common gladiolus - Gladiolus communis
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Typical regional costumes - Sfax
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