Conference of Arab leaders - King Abdullah I of Transjordan (1882-1951)

Conference of Arab leaders - King Abdullah I of Transjordan (1882-1951)

Year
1946
Face Value
10
Mint Value
-
Used Value
-
Print Run
-
Themes
Architecture & Monuments, Political Figures

Catalogs References

Michel
EG 299
Yvert & Tellier
EG 248
Stanley Gibbons
EG 320

Technical Details

Colors
Slate grey
Size
43 x 26 mm
Perforation
13½
Printing
Photogravure
Issued in 1946, this stamp commemorates the Inshas Conference of Arab Kings and Heads of State and features King Abdullah I of Transjordan (later Jordan). A prominent Arab leader and one of the founding figures of the modern Hashemite state, King Abdullah played an active role in regional diplomacy and in efforts to strengthen relations among Arab nations.

By issuing this commemorative stamp, the Kingdom of Egypt honored King Abdullah's participation in the conference and his contribution to Arab political cooperation. The issue celebrated the spirit of dialogue, solidarity, and mutual understanding among Arab countries, reflecting the aspirations of the region's leaders to work together in promoting stability, development, and common interests.