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The Organization of Petroleum Export Countries (OPEC)

United Arab Emirates22 September 1990Draft

Opec -The Organization of Petroleum export countries -was established more than thirty years ago. The treaty establishing the organization was registered at the United Nations secretariat on Nov. 6,1962. The first Opec conference was convened in Baghdad on 10-14 September 1960. The United Arab Emirates joined the organization in accordance with the Federal Decree No. (23) for the year 1974. Opec has always sought to maintain a stable oil market in the interests of both producers, Opec and non-Opec consumers countries developing and developed. Opec is an organization of thirteen oil producing and exporting countries from Africa, Asia and Latin America. These countries have a total population of about 400 million and a great diversity of culture, religions and societies. For these countries oil is the sole marketable commodity and foreign exchange earner. Opec was born of protest -Protest against the high and severs handedness of major international oil companies. The so called' Seven Sisters' before the advent of Opec these seven international oil companies had created "States within States" in the oil producing countries. Size: 30 x 40 mm in sheets of 50 stamps.

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Issued
22 September 1990
Issuer
United Arab Emirates
Values
50 fils · 1 dirham · 175 fils
Subject
Not recorded yet
Designer
Abdul Rahman Al Daier
Printer
Cartor S. A., France
Process
Lithographic
Perforation
Not recorded yet
Quantity
750,0000 stamps

Record history

  • 2026-10-27Record imported from a CSV file.

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The Organization of Petroleum Export Countries (OPEC). In: Catalogue of UAE issues. Emirates Philatelic Association. Record updated 2026-10-27.

https://epa.ae/catalogue/uae-1990-the-organization-of-petroleum-export-countries-o-262

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