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MONACOPHIL 2022 postage stamp was released today
The Monaco Post Office released a postage stamp today to remind us of the upcoming MONACOPHIL 2022 next November.
Since 2009, Monacophil has been established as the event of the year, every two years, on odd years. Because of its postponement in 2021, it remains to be seen if the organisers announce the next one in 2024, or stick to Monacophil on odd years and announce the next event in 2023.
MONACOPHIL 2022 will be held under FEPA recognition.
Details on the exhibition website: https://www.monacophil.eu
[photo credit: Office des Émissions de Timbres-Poste, Principauté de Monaco]
Latest FEPA Seminars have been uploaded on the website
The development of the FEPA website has become one of the Board’s principal priorities. As an ongoing procedure, new pages are added from time to time and older pages are continuously updated in order to maintain a website worth visiting regularly.
A Seminars page is now part of the main menu, containing for starters the PowerPoint presentations of the three FEPA seminars presented during the recent London and Hunfilex exhibitions.
The “World of Stamps” is travelling around Spain
The week following Easter, a travelling exhibition reached the city of Ourense in the autonomous community of Galicia, Spain, organised by the Spanish Federation (FESOFI) and sponsored by the Spanish Post (Correos). It has toured Spain since 2006 and visited the city for the first time in 2007.
The youngsters had the opportunity to take a journey through all the magic and history of stamps as well as the idea of written correspondence. They learned how to prepare a letter, put a stamp on the envelope, and mail it. It seems that they enjoyed a few days in their own school on a rather unfamiliar subject.
The activity was hosted at CEIP O Couto de Ourense (public primary school). Given the opportunity, a number of philatelic books were added to the school’s library.
Further details here.