✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1967
Mediterranean Games of Tunis. Sports Palace
This stamp is dedicated to the 1967 Mediterranean Games in Tunis, a major sporting event which placed Tunisia at the center of athletic and cultural exchanges in the Mediterranean basin. The illustration combines a view of the tennis club, an emblematic infrastructure of sporting development, with a frieze of stylized silhouettes representing different disciplines, highlighting the diversity of the events and the spirit of peaceful competition. The whole reflects a vision of sport as a tool of modernity, discipline and rapprochement between peoples, where sporting facilities and gestures embody collective effort and national preparation. In the post-independence Tunisian context, this stamp reflects the Republic's desire to promote youth, physical education and international influence, while affirming its belonging to the Mediterranean area and its capacity to host international events promoting dialogue, cooperation and prestige.
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Animals in danger of extinction - Lutra lutra (European otter)
Animals in danger of extinction - Naja haje (Egyptian Cobra)
Animals in danger of extinction - Hyla carthaginiensis (Carthage tree frog)
Animals in danger of extinction - Mustela nivalis (Weasel)
Egyptian vulture
Barn Owl
Grand Duke Ascalaphe
Short-toed Short-toed Jean-le-Blanc
Loligo vulgaris (Common squid)
Cratena peregrina (Cratena peregrina)
Serranus scriba (Writing Serran)
The Oryx
Addax
The Mogod Pony
The Barbary deer
The Magpie
The Golden Jackal
The Garfish
The Arabian Horse
The Houbara Bustard
Butterflies of Tunisia: Cabbage Pigeon
Butterflies of Tunisia: Spalia Sertorius
Butterflies of Tunisia: Aurora of esper