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FIP 76th Congress shall not proceed in Jakarta
The FIP Board have announced that
“In view that the global COVID-19 pandemic still show no clear signs of abating with strict travel restrictions worldwide as well as written feedback on the health, safety and travelling concerns from our Members, the FIP Board of Directors have made a difficult decision, during the 133rd FIP Conference Meeting on 8 August 2020, that the 76th FIP Congress shall not proceed in Jakarta on 10 November 2020.”
“The Board regrets that in the current situation, we are unable to determine the future date and venue of the 76th FIP Congress. The FIP Board will monitor the pandemic situation according to the WHO guidelines and announce the new date and venue of a physical Congress, as soon as possible.”
The announcement in full can be read here.
Bill Hedley talks to Delcampe about FEPA
Delcampe, the well-known internet trading house popular with many philatelic collectors, recently invited the FEPA President Bill Hedley to talk about what FEPA does and its priorities in the next few years.
They have just published this interview on their blog. You can read it here:
https://blog.delcampe.net/en/do-you-know-fepa/
A French translation of the interview will also be published in Delcampe’s magazine in October.
‘Cursores’ wins the 2020 AEP Prize for the Philatelic Press
The Académie Européenne de Philatelie (AEP) has this year awarded its Prize for the Philatelic Press to the magazine ‘Cursores’, published by the Associazione Italiana di Storia Postale (AISP), and edited by Paolo Zavattoni. This is a recognition of the high standard set by ‘Cursores’ and consolidates its standing as a journal of international importance. The
The AISP was founded in 1966 and, with 150 members, is the oldest and best-known society in its sector in Italy. It has done much to promote the study of postal history.
Further information about the AISP can be found on its website:
http://www.aisp1966.it
It also has a presence on social media (‘Cursores’).