Damascus-Sana
With a collection of paintings, commemorative stamps and machines for old and new stamps, the General Postal Corporation of Damascus participates in its sixty-first session with the definition of the services provided by the Foundation to citizens.
The Director of the Foundation's Ammar Ali said in a statement to SANA that the Foundation participated through its stand with a collection of old commemorative postage stamps and a collection of stamps that carried pictures of a number of presidents who have been successive to Syria, in addition to old and new postal equipment and brochures including issuing postage stamps in addition to selling regular stamps. The first day of the Damascus International Fair.
The Foundation presents the old stamps, the most important of which is a painting on the nature of the signing of the Syrian-French Treaty between the National Government and the French Mandate authorities in 1936 and the Syrian Pavilion at the Paris Exhibition in 1937. Various groups, some of which refer to fixed occasions, such as Mother's Day, Evacuation, International Children's Day, literary and historical figures, and others refer to new events. In addition to a group of old steel seals, which is the identity of the postage and sensitive scales according to Ali.
Ali pointed out that the old machines displayed in the pavilion machine sells old stamps from the fifties and an old typewriter from the seventies and a machine to clear old messages and another new "New Post", a technological machine leased by the Foundation for economic activities, companies and institutions in order to facilitate the clearance of messages, pointing out that the machine Clearance The logo feature of any organization, company or event includes the date and the clearance value on the message.
Amal Sidawi, Director of Public Relations of the Foundation, explained that boards, posters and brochures were introduced to introduce the services provided in the old and modern institution to introduce citizens to the postal, financial and related services provided by the Foundation through its offices, promoting the Syrian Post's trademark and seeking to highlight the visual identity and questionnaire on the level of quality of services and satisfaction. For postal services, she pointed out that the institution seeks continuously and permanently to provide and develop postal services.
Sidawi said that the most important event is the issuance of commemorative postage stamps on the occasion of the current session of the Damascus International Fair worth 200 and 300 Syrian pounds and a postcard worth one thousand Syrian pounds as usual in each session where it was offered for sale in addition to stamps and postcards, which led to a large turnout, especially Of amateurs and stamp collectors.
Ali Ajeeb