Syrian Post Announces Competition for New Commemorative Stamp Designs
The Syrian Post has announced the launch of an open competition for designers to create new commemorative stamps. This initiative is part of the organization’s ongoing efforts to enhance its postal products, promote community engagement, and document significant national events through creative designs that reflect the Syrian visual identity.
In its official announcement, the institution invited all interested designers and creatives to participate in the competition. Participants are required to adhere to specific technical guidelines, with the Syrian Post emphasizing the necessity of maintaining high quality in all submitted designs. To recognize the creative efforts of the winner and their contribution to this national project, the institution has allocated a substantial financial prize.
Regarding the administrative organization of the competition, the Syrian Post has established a clear timeline for the submission process and the subsequent stamp production phases. The institution requests that all participants submit their designs and related files in high resolution to ensure they meet the technical standards required for printing. Submissions must be sent via the organization’s official email address: m.manager@syrianpost.gov.sy.
This initiative is part of the Syrian Post’s broader mission to modernize its communication tools and postal documentation processes. Commemorative stamps serve as important national documents that record key milestones and events in the country’s history, highlighting the significant role of art and design in conveying national messages.
Through this announcement, the Syrian Post reaffirms its commitment to encouraging national talent and creative professionals to engage in official state activities. The competition also reinforces principles of transparency in the selection process. The organization anticipates broad participation from a diverse range of Syrian designers and artists who are eager to contribute their work to the national registry of commemorative stamps.
Source: Syria Focus Arabic
