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Message of Peace from the UAE

United Arab Emirates1 October 2003Draft

The UAE has long been hailed as a land of peace. People of more than 100 different nationalities live in peace and harmony in the country that has a large number of expatriates. The peaceful co- existence between peoples of different nationalities has turned the UAE into a land of economic prosperity and an oasis of peace and stability. To convey its message of peace to the region and countries across the globe, Emirates Post has adopted 'peace' as the theme for its annual Postcard Promotion, which is being conducted for the third successive year from October 1, 2003 to December 31, 2003, with total prizes worth over Dhs. 1 .5 million. Emirates Post has issued four stamps to highlight the theme, featuring the designs from the postcards, portraying beautiful photographs of UAE landscape along with the image of a fluttering dove, the universal symbol of peace. The first stamp, in the denomination of 50 Fils, encapsulates the beauty of the zakharaf, the intricate and ornate Islamic designs used in the arches of old houses. The second stamp, in the denomination of 225 Fils, features the door of a traditional house topped by the barjeel (wind-tower), the ingenuous ventilation system developed by the people of the region. Size: 30 x 40 mm in sheets of 25 stamps.

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Issued
1 October 2003
Issuer
United Arab Emirates
Values
50 fils · 225 fils · 275 fils · 325 fils
Subject
Not recorded yet
Designer
Emirates Post
Printer
Oriental Printing Press - Bahrain
Process
Lithographic
Perforation
Not recorded yet
Quantity
Stamp 100,000 each

Record history

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

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Message of Peace from the UAE. In: Catalogue of UAE issues. Emirates Philatelic Association. Record updated 2026-10-27.

https://epa.ae/catalogue/uae-2003-message-of-peace-from-the-uae-306

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