The Moroccan Post Group and the “X-Seven” Foundation, responsible for managing the postal sector in the United Arab Emirates, announced, Wednesday in Rabat, the issue of a joint commemorative postage stamp entitled “The historic friendship between the Kingdom of Morocco and the United Arab Emirates.
This special edition celebrates the historic and strong friendship between the Kingdom of Morocco and the United Arab Emirates.
This issue includes a postage stamp and an edgeless commemorative card depicting the two largest mosques in both countries. The case concerns the “Hassan II Mosque” in Casablanca and the “Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque” in Abu Dhabi.
In a speech given on this occasion, the general director of the Moroccan Post Group, Amin Ben Jelloun Touimi, declared that this joint publication between the Moroccan Post and the Emirati company “X-Seven” is of particular importance, because it celebrates the strong relationships that exist between the two postal institutions.
Al-Touimi stressed that this publication highlights the depth of the historical friendship between the Kingdom of Morocco and the sister country of the United Arab Emirates, adding that the Moroccan Post Group wishes to strengthen the avenues of cooperation with the “X-” Foundation. Seven.” serve the interests of both institutions at the regional and international levels.
For his part, Executive Director of Corporate Affairs of the X-Seven Foundation, Obaid Al Qatami, said that the UAE and the Kingdom of Morocco enjoy strong and historic relations at all levels.
Al-Qatami stressed that the “X-Seven” Foundation “is honored, in cooperation with the Moroccan Post Group, to strengthen the friendly relations and strategic partnership between the two countries, through this postage stamp, and to celebrate the continuous efforts to make these relationships an exceptional and successful model at all levels.
For his part, the head of the Department of Economic, Political, Media and Public Diplomacy Affairs at the United Arab Emirates Embassy in Morocco, Thani Salem Al Rumaithi, confirmed that the issuance of a common postage stamp between the two countries take on particular symbolism, given the historical context. role played by the Postal Company in deepening relations between countries and people and the different cultures of the world.
Al-Rumaithi added, in the same context, that mail was not only a means of transmitting messages and information, but rather played an important role throughout the ages in bringing people together, strengthening relations, by building bridges of cooperation and respect between countries. bridging distances and strengthening human ties between people, emphasizing that this nature The joint post “will remain a witness to the depth of relations between the leaders, the government and the people of the two countries”.
