Azerpost issues stamp collection honoring Year of Shusha
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CULTURE  20 December 2022 - 19:49

Azerpost LLC under the Azerbaijani Digital Development and Transport Ministry has issued a collection of 21 stamps on the theme “Shusha 270 years”.

Each of the stamps, reflecting the history, architecture, literary environment, music and ethnic culture, as well as the flora and fauna of Shusha, was issued in large quantities, according to Azertag.

The stamp cancellation procedure took place at Azerpost LLC. The event was opened by Afgan Jalilov, Board Chairman of Azerpost LLC, who underlined in his speech that every step taken in the direction of presenting and popularising the historical identity of Karabakh, including Shusha city, regardless of the scale, is an important support to the work done, especially to the information war.

Namig Aliyev, Chairman of Azerbaijani Union of Philatelists, who attended the event, expressed gratitude to the staff of Azerpost for the implemented project. He also noted the importance of the recent development of relations between the Azerbaijan Postal Stamp Society and philatelists from other countries in terms of promoting Azerbaijani truths.

Advisor to the Minister of Digital Development and Transport Rashad Bayramov said that the stamps that are created today are actually the result of a complex process in which dozens of people work together over the course of a year. These stamps, in turn, convey information about Azerbaijan wherever they ‘go’ as carriers of propaganda.

Azerpost also issued a souvenir sheet consisting of nine stamps with the theme “Shusha through the eyes of martyr children” in 2022. The stamps feature paintings of talented martyr children, glorifying Shusha.

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev signed an Order dated January 5, 2022 “On declaring 2022 the Year of Shusha in the Republic of Azerbaijan”. The Action Plan approved by the Cabinet of Ministers provides for the execution of the order, it was planned to issue stamps and envelopes on the theme “Shusha 270 years”.

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