6th Interpol Regional Conference
Issued on the occasion of the 6th Interpol African Regional Conference, held in Tunis in 1978, this stamp highlights Tunisia's active involvement in international police cooperation. By hosting this event, the Tunisian capital asserted itself as a strategic crossroads for sharing intelligence and coordinating the fight against cross-border crime on the continent. This meeting demonstrates the Republic's desire to contribute to security and regional stability, recognizing that the protection of citizens and respect for the law are sine qua non conditions for the harmonious development of African nations.
The iconography, showing a biker helmet topped with the Interpol emblem and a visor reflecting the map of Africa, symbolizes a modern and united vision of security. It illustrates the idea of comprehensive protection where law enforcement collaborates to address the complex challenges of organized crime across borders. By devoting this value of 150 millimes to this event, Tunisia promotes multilateralism and the professionalism of its security services, making African solidarity an essential lever to guarantee peace and justice across the continent.
The iconography, showing a biker helmet topped with the Interpol emblem and a visor reflecting the map of Africa, symbolizes a modern and united vision of security. It illustrates the idea of comprehensive protection where law enforcement collaborates to address the complex challenges of organized crime across borders. By devoting this value of 150 millimes to this event, Tunisia promotes multilateralism and the professionalism of its security services, making African solidarity an essential lever to guarantee peace and justice across the continent.