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This year, 2022 will be the 50th anniversary of Singapore and Bangladesh's diplomatic relations. Over the years, the bilateral relations of both countries have continued to grow in strength and prosper in a meaningful manner. To commemorate this significant milestone, the Singapore-Bangladesh Joint Stamp Issue is released. Featured in this joint stamp issue are two song birds - Zebra Dove and Oriental Magpie-robin.

This year marks the 50th Anniversary of diplomatic relations between Singapore and Indonesia, a significant milestone for both countries. To commemorate and celebrate the close bilateral ties of both countries, Singapore Post and Pos Indonesia have jointly released this joint stamp issue featuring corals found in both countries. The coral reef theme was chosen to signify the diversity in our relationship and how Coral reefs form part of an underwater ecosystem that sustains a wide variety of marine life. From the perspective of biodiversity, coral reefs are also known as the tropical rainforest of the sea. Around a million species of marine life inhabit this ecosystem and yet it is very vulnerable to environmental changes. One of the main benefits of coral reefs is in being a source of food as they provide a place where fishes can breed. They serve we are linked by a common marine landscape as a coastal abrasion retarder against strong waves.

Singapore and Thailand share close historical ties dating back to the 13th century when Singapore and Siam were important nodes for international trade. Over the years, Singapore and Thailand continue to build strong ties based on shared interests. Singapore and Thailand enjoy a warm and multi-faceted bilateral relationship. The close bilateral ties are reected in exchanges at the highest political level, good cooperation among a wide range of agencies, and a high volume of people-to-people exchanges. Both countries cooperate closely bilaterally, as well as within ASEAN and in international fora. Economic links between Singapore and Thailand are strong. Defence ties are robust, and form another key pillar of the bilateral relationship. Depicting in this stamp issue is a common delight from the respective countries – Ice-cream Sandwich from Singapore and Mango Sticky Rice from Thailand. These are popular sweet desserts of both countries which one will definitely enjoy and find great pleasure!

Singapore and Vietnam first established diplomatic relations in 1973. The bilateral ties between the two countries have built up over the years and grown from strength to greater strength. 2013 marks the 40th anniversary strong regional allies of both countries.

Over the last decade, the bilateral ties between Singapore and Vietnam have strengthened rapidly and both countries cooperate closely within ASEAN and at other International arena. This year marks the 35th year of diplomatic relations with Vietnam since 1973, and in this joint Stamp issue with Vietnam, the theme "Fruits" was chosen and the very well-known King of Fruits, Durian and its equal, Dragonfruit, whose flower named Queen of the Night, are featured.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Singapore and Mongolia, a significant milestone that both countries have built. Over the years, Singapore and Mongolia enjoy a warm relationship with good collaborations. To commemorate and celebrate the close diplomatic relations of both countries, Singapore Post and Mongol Post jointly release this joint stamp issue featuring exquisite and iconic artworks of both countries.

Explore the National Monuments stamp series, recognised internationally for its outstanding design and printing excellence.

The Association of Singapore Philatelists (ASP), with effort to commemorate Singapore's golden jubilee in 2015, successfully bidded for the hosting rights of World Stamp Exhibition in 2015, with support of the Fédération Internationale de Philatélie (FIP - International Federation of Philately). With the theme "Stamps of all Ages", 4 sets of past issues, with designs from the "1962 - 1966: Fishes, Orchids and Birds Definitives" (1st series), "1970: Osaka Expo: Seashells and Guppy" (2nd series), "1961: National Day" (3rd series) and "1960: National Day" are selected to revive the memories of collectors, as well as to showcase the developments that Singapore had achieved through the years.

Singapore last hosted the World Stamp Exhibition in 1995 and the inaugural World Stamp Championship in 2004. Gathering the experiences of both exhibitions, the Association of Singapore Philatelists (ASP), with effort to commemorate Singapore's golden jubilee in 2015, managed to successfully bid for the hosting rights of another World Stamp Exhibition in 2015, with support of the Fédération Internationale de Philatélie (FIP - International Federation of Philately). With the theme "Stamps for all Ages", 4 sets of past issues, with designs from the "1955: Queen Elizabeth II Definitives", "1962 - 1966: Fishes, Orchids and Birds Definitives" (1st series), "1960: National Day" and "1970: Osaka Expo" are selected to revive the memories of collectors, as well as to showcase the developments that Singapore had achieved through the years.

The 10 ASEAN member countries have strong and close relationships. Together as a community, the 10 ASEAN member countries have collaborated on the project “Joint Stamp Issue of ASEAN Community” since 2013. The 10 ASEAN member countries jointly issue a common “One Stamp” and “One Postmark” on the 08 August 2015, with ASEAN celebrating its 48th Anniversary. This furthers strengthen the theme “One Vision, One Identity, One Community”. The issuance of this single stamp depicting the same image among ten countries reects the unity of ASEAN Community.

The Association of Singapore Philatelists (ASP), with effort to commemorate Singapore’s golden jubilee in 2015, successfully bidded for the hosting rights of World Stamp Exhibition in 2015, with support of the Fédération Internationale de Philatélie ( FIP – International Federation of Philately). With the theme “Stamps of all Ages”, 4 sets of past issues, with designs from the “1962 – 1966: Fishes, Orchids and Birds Denitives” ( 1st series ), “1970: Osaka Expo: Seashells and Guppy” ( 2nd series ), “1961: National Day” (3rd series) and “1960: National Day” ( 4th series ) are selected to revive the memories of collectors, as well as to showcase the developments that Singapore had achieved through the years.

The Association of Singapore Philatelists (ASP), with effort to commemorate Singapore's golden jubilee in 2015, successfully bidded for the hosting rights of World Stamp Exhibition in 2015, with support of the Federation Internationale de Philatelie (FIP - International Federation of Philately). With the theme "Stamps of all Ages", 4 sets of past issues, with designs from the "1955: Queen Elizabeth II Definitives", "1962 - 1966: Fishes, Orchids and Birds Definitives" (1st series), "1960: National Day" and "1970: Osaka Expo" are selected to revive the memories of collectors, as well as to showcase the developments that Singapore had achieved through the years.