Singapore POST

Singapore-Oman Joint Stamp Issue

Issue date 21 Feb 2025

Overview

The bilateral relations between Singapore and Oman are a vibrant tapestry woven with trade, diplomacy, and cultural exchange. Diplomatic ties were officially established on 21 February 1985. marking the start of a strong and collaborative partnership between the two countries. To commemorate and celebrate our deep-rooted ties, Singapore Post and Oman Post have partnered to release the Singapore-Oman Joint Stamp Issue. The stamp features Muscat Street in Singapore’s Kampong Glam district, reflecting both Singapore’s heritage and its connection with Oman, blending Omani history, culture, and art. Muscat Street embodies the deep historical connections between Singapore and Oman, marked by rich cultural, commercial, and diplomatic relations. This enduring relationship continues to flourish, exemplifying mutual progress, trust, and shared aspirations in a dynamic global landscape.

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Singapore-Oman Joint Stamp Issue
Singapore-Oman Joint Stamp Issue
Technical specifications
Denomination2.0
Stamp Size48mm x 30mm
Miniature Sheet Size140mm x 75mm
Perforation13.25 x 13.25
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content10 stamps per sheet
PrinterRoyal Joh Enschedé B.V.
Graphic DesignerIvory Seah
Singapore POST
Singapore POST

Singapore-Oman Joint Stamp Issue

Issue date 21 Feb 2025

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The bilateral relations between Singapore and Oman are a vibrant tapestry woven with trade, diplomacy, and cultural exchange. Diplomatic ties were officially established on 21 February 1985. marking the start of a strong and collaborative partnership between the two countries. To commemorate and celebrate our deep-rooted ties, Singapore Post and Oman Post have partnered to release the Singapore-Oman Joint Stamp Issue. The stamp features Muscat Street in Singapore’s Kampong Glam district, reflecting both Singapore’s heritage and its connection with Oman, blending Omani history, culture, and art. Muscat Street embodies the deep historical connections between Singapore and Oman, marked by rich cultural, commercial, and diplomatic relations. This enduring relationship continues to flourish, exemplifying mutual progress, trust, and shared aspirations in a dynamic global landscape.

Denomination

2.0

Stamp Size

48mm x 30mm

Miniature Sheet Size

140mm x 75mm

Perforation

13.25 x 13.25

Paper

unwatermarked

Printing

Offset Lithography

Sheet Content

10 stamps per sheet

Printer

Royal Joh Enschedé B.V.

Graphic Designer

Ivory Seah

Singapore-Oman Joint Stamp Issue

Issue date 21 Feb 2025

Singapore-Oman Joint Stamp IssueSingapore-Oman Joint Stamp Issue

Overview

The bilateral relations between Singapore and Oman are a vibrant tapestry woven with trade, diplomacy, and cultural exchange. Diplomatic ties were officially established on 21 February 1985. marking the start of a strong and collaborative partnership between the two countries. To commemorate and celebrate our deep-rooted ties, Singapore Post and Oman Post have partnered to release the Singapore-Oman Joint Stamp Issue. The stamp features Muscat Street in Singapore’s Kampong Glam district, reflecting both Singapore’s heritage and its connection with Oman, blending Omani history, culture, and art. Muscat Street embodies the deep historical connections between Singapore and Oman, marked by rich cultural, commercial, and diplomatic relations. This enduring relationship continues to flourish, exemplifying mutual progress, trust, and shared aspirations in a dynamic global landscape.

Technical specifications

Denomination2.0
Stamp Size48mm x 30mm
Miniature Sheet Size140mm x 75mm
Perforation13.25 x 13.25
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content10 stamps per sheet
PrinterRoyal Joh Enschedé B.V.
Graphic DesignerIvory Seah
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