Damascus Exhibition on Stamps
The article discusses the history of the Damascus International Exhibition through the commemorative stamps that have accompanied it from its inception in 1954 until its return in 2025. It explains how these stamps served as a visual documentation tool for the era of building Syria’s modern identity and its economic and political achievements. The stamps present a historical image showcasing the city’s development, national symbols, industries, urban landscape changes, and are considered a visual testimony that holds both documentary and artistic value. Their continuous issuance reflects stages of national transformation, from the beginning of an independent state to the rebuilding phase after years of hiatus. The stamps play an important role in preserving the exhibition’s memory and its associated events, while also reaffirming Syria’s presence on regional and international platforms—especially with its return in 2025 under the slogan “Syria welcomes the world.”
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