Indonesia-Pakistan Economic and Cultural Cooperation Organization 1978
A commemorative postage stamp on the Indonesia–Pakistan Economic and Cultural Cooperation Organisation (IPECC) :
Issued by Pakistan
Issued on Feb 5, 1978
Issued for : To highlight Co-operation between the two countries, the Postal Administrations of Indonesia and Pakistan decided to issue Commemorative Stamps and the theme selected for the stamps was the Traditional Costumes of the capital areas of the two countries i.e. of Jakarta and Rawalpindi–Islamabad regions. Accordingly, Indonesian Postal Administration issued a stamp on IPECC on 19-8-1977, depicting Traditional male Costume of Jakarta Region and Pakistan is issuing its Commemorative Stamp of 75 Paisa denomination on 5th February, 1978 depicting Traditional Costume (Female) of Rawalpindi–Islamabad Region.
Description : A lady in regional costume of Capital Area i.e. Rawalpindi–Islamabad is shown against a floral arch depicted from the fort, which is a monumental representation of our cultural heritage.
Designer : Adil Salahuddin
Type : Stamp, Postal Used
Denomination : 75 Paisa
Colours : Yellow, Blue, Red and Black
Size of Stamp : 52 x 27 mm.
Size of Print : 49 x 24 mm.
Perforation Gauge : 12½ x 14C
Quantity : 50,0000
No. of Stamps in a sheet : 50
Process of Printing : Litho Offset
Printers : Pakistan Security Printing Corporation, Karachi
About :
- The Indonesia – Pakistan Economic and Cultural Cooperation Organization (IPECC) is a bilateral arrangement between the two countries aiming at closer economic, technical and cultural cooperation and promoting economic advancement and welfare of the people of Indonesia and Pakistan. The decision to form this organization was taken in September, 1964 by the Heads of States of the Republic of Indonesia and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and this organization came into being on August 19, 1968.
- Issued by: The Director General, Pakistan Post Office, Karachi.
