Invitations have gone out from the FEPA Vice President Giancarlo Morolli to the Member Federations to nominate candidates for the prestigious FEPA Medals and Certificates. The awards are made annually and this year they will give recognition to outstanding contributions to philately in 2020.
Three medals can be awarded. These are for:
Exceptional service to organised philately
Exceptional philatelic study and research (construed as a literary prize)
Exceptional support to philately
Up to five certificates of appreciation are awarded to Societies for outstanding activities for the promotion of philately.
The FEPA Awards are a great way to give recognition to exceptional achievements in European philately and we are sure there will be many deserving candidates this year, especially in the light of the difficulties everyone has experienced in 2020 with the consequent need for improvisation and innovation. If you know of a candidate who you think should be nominated, please contact your national Federation.
Nominations must reach Giancarlo Morolli by 30 April 2021.
Further information can be found in these documents.
At the FSFI Board meeting held on 17th January 2021 the new President Bruno Crevato-Selvaggi, who took up office on 1 January, appointed Nicolino Parlapiano as Vice-President. In addition to his long-standing service as FSFI General Secretary Nicolino is President of the philatelic society in Benevento.
Nicolino Parlapiano
The Board, which also includes Paolo Guglielminetti, Luca Lavagnino, Massimo Maassetti, Gianfranco Mazzucco, Giancarlo Morolli and Giulio Perricone, will complete its three-year term at the General Assembly planned to be held at Veronafil on 27 November 2021.
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This is the FEPA News Magazine for January 2021. The big theme for this magazine is Virtual Philately in the current times. Click on the cover to open the magazine and read it in Dropbox.
FEPA Awards for 2020 – Nominations are invited
Invitations have gone out from the FEPA Vice President Giancarlo Morolli to the Member Federations to nominate candidates for the prestigious FEPA Medals and Certificates. The awards are made annually and this year they will give recognition to outstanding contributions to philately in 2020.
Three medals can be awarded. These are for:
Up to five certificates of appreciation are awarded to Societies for outstanding activities for the promotion of philately.
The FEPA Awards are a great way to give recognition to exceptional achievements in European philately and we are sure there will be many deserving candidates this year, especially in the light of the difficulties everyone has experienced in 2020 with the consequent need for improvisation and innovation. If you know of a candidate who you think should be nominated, please contact your national Federation.
Nominations must reach Giancarlo Morolli by 30 April 2021.
Further information can be found in these documents.
FEPA Awards 2020 call x nomination
FEPA AWARDS 2020 Guidelines
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New Vice-President at the Italian Federation (FSFI)
At the FSFI Board meeting held on 17th January 2021 the new President Bruno Crevato-Selvaggi, who took up office on 1 January, appointed Nicolino Parlapiano as Vice-President. In addition to his long-standing service as FSFI General Secretary Nicolino is President of the philatelic society in Benevento.
Nicolino Parlapiano
The Board, which also includes Paolo Guglielminetti, Luca Lavagnino, Massimo Maassetti, Gianfranco Mazzucco, Giancarlo Morolli and Giulio Perricone, will complete its three-year term at the General Assembly planned to be held at Veronafil on 27 November 2021.
FEPA NEWS MAGAZINE JANUARY 2021
This is the FEPA News Magazine for January 2021. The big theme for this magazine is Virtual Philately in the current times. Click on the cover to open the magazine and read it in Dropbox.