Conference of Arab leaders - Shukri al-Quwatli (1891–1967)
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Issued in 1946, this stamp commemorates the Inshas Conference of Arab Kings and Heads of State, held in Egypt on 28 May 1946, and features Shukri al-Quwatli (1891–1967), President of the Syrian Republic. A leading figure in the Syrian independence movement, al-Quwatli became one of the most prominent Arab statesmen of his era and played an active role in strengthening cooperation among the newly independent Arab nations. The conference brought together Arab leaders to discuss regional affairs and advance the objectives of the recently established League of Arab States.
By issuing this commemorative stamp, the Kingdom of Egypt recognized Syria's participation in this important diplomatic gathering and honored President al-Quwatli's contribution to Arab cooperation. The issue highlighted the ideals of Arab solidarity, mutual understanding, and collective action, reflecting the aspirations of Arab states to work together in promoting regional stability, independence, and development in the post-war period.
Issued in 1946, this stamp commemorates the Inshas Conference of Arab Kings and Heads of State, held in Egypt on 28 May 1946, and features Shukri al-Quwatli (1891–1967), President of the Syrian Republic. A leading figure in the Syrian independence movement, al-Quwatli became one of the most prominent Arab statesmen of his era and played an active role in strengthening cooperation among the newly independent Arab nations. The conference brought together Arab leaders to discuss regional affairs and advance the objectives of the recently established League of Arab States.
By issuing this commemorative stamp, the Kingdom of Egypt recognized Syria's participation in this important diplomatic gathering and honored President al-Quwatli's contribution to Arab cooperation. The issue highlighted the ideals of Arab solidarity, mutual understanding, and collective action, reflecting the aspirations of Arab states to work together in promoting regional stability, independence, and development in the post-war period.