From a stamp that carried a picture of Marjeh Square in 1954, to a stamp that documented the liberation in the 62nd session in 2025, postage stamps accompanied the Damascus International Fair, and over the years turned into part of its visual memory.
We tell you the story of the first commemorative postal issue of the fair and the pictures and symbols it carried, up to the latest Stamps...
From a stamp bearing a picture of Marjeh Square in 1954, to a stamp documenting the liberation in the 62nd session in 2025.
2026-08-27 PM 05:46
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