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✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1994
European Otter - Lutra lutra
This high face value stamp is dedicated to the European Otter, locally called Al-Quenâa. We see an individual standing on its hind legs to observe the surroundings, while another swims nearby. The otter is considered an "umbrella" species: its presence guarantees clean water and an abundance of fish. In Tunisia, it has become extremely rare and is mainly confined to the wadis and dams of the northwest. This 1994 broadcast acts as a warning signal about the deterioration of the quality of waterways and calls for strict protection of this fascinating animal, symbol of the purity of the wild waters of the Regency.
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Tales and nursery rhymes - 50 millimes
International non-professional film festival, in Kélibia
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
3rd week of civil protection
World Red Crescent and Red Cross Day
International exhibition "Expo 85", Japan
Work of the painter Jilani Abdulwaheb
1st Tunisian earth station and 20th Anniversary of Intelsat
Sahara Festival
40th Anniversary of the International Civil Aviation Organization
50th Anniversary of the death of Aboul-Kacem Chebbi
Convention on the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage
20th Anniversary of the Tunisian Organization of Education and Family
Tales and nursery rhymes - popular festivals (Zarda) “Dejdak... Jachin...”
Tales and nursery rhymes - smallness and cunning "Sghir sghiroun..."
Tales and nursery rhymes - the old witch (Azouza)
Economic Cooperation between developing countries
The Arabs: Ibn El Jazzar
The Tunisian Red Crescent
