"Fifty Years Of Diplomatic Relations Between Egypt & Seychelles" Stamp | Stamps - Philately Products

Egypt Post has issued a commemorative stamp to mark the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Egypt and Seychelles. This initiative highlights the cooperation between the two nations across several areas, including tourism; the participation of Seychellois nationals in capacity-building training programs organized by the Egyptian Agency of Partnership for Development—aligning with Seychelles' plans to develop its vital tourism sector and diversify its economy; the facilitation of access for Egyptian pharmaceuticals to the Seychellois market; ma

Egypt Post has issued a commemorative stamp to mark the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Egypt and Seychelles. This initiative highlights the cooperation between the two nations across several areas, including tourism; the participation of Seychellois nationals in capacity-building training programs organized by the Egyptian Agency of Partnership for Development—aligning with Seychelles' plans to develop its vital tourism sector and diversify its economy; the facilitation of access for Egyptian pharmaceuticals to the Seychellois market; maritime security in the Indian Ocean; and collaboration within the framework of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA)."

Technical specifications:

Date of issue : 15 / 9 / 2026

Type of issue : Commemorative stamp

Issue denomination: 20 L.E

Issue dimensions : 4 × 6 cm

Printing type : Digital

Colours : Multi colours

Issue quantity : 20000 Stamp

700 First Day Covers

Designer : Dr/ Ashraf Zaki

Printing House : Egypt Post Printing House

Egypt Post has issued a commemorative stamp to mark the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Egypt and Seychelles. This initiative highlights the cooperation between the two nations across several areas, including tourism; the participation of Seychellois nationals in capacity-building training programs organized by the Egyptian Agency of Partnership for Development—aligning with Seychelles' plans to develop its vital tourism sector and diversify its economy; the facilitation of access for Egyptian pharmaceuticals to the Seychellois market; maritime security in the Indian Ocean; and collaboration within the framework of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA)."