A commemorative stamp for the Louvre Abu Dhabi
A commemorative stamp highlighting the cultural significance of the Louvre Abu Dhabi
Emirates Post Group and the Louvre Abu Dhabi collaborated to create a commemorative stamp celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the United Arab Emirates. It showcases the UAE as a melting pot of cultures and civilizations, and a wonderful place for artists, museums, and cultural institutions to flourish.
The new postage stamps were part of the group’s strategy to document the country’s cultural landmarks and highlight its most important features.
The Louvre Abu Dhabi is a place where you can see beautiful art from all over the world. It displays many different artworks, including pieces from ancient civilizations and modern times. These pieces tell the stories of different peoples and their values.
The museum opened in Abu Dhabi in 2017 and was designed by architect Jean Nouvel. Nouvel drew inspiration from Arab heritage and combined urban elements characteristic of traditional Islamic architecture with innovative design experiments. The museum is a unique social space that brings visitors together in an artistic and cultural atmosphere.
Abdullah Mohammed Al Ashram, CEO of Emirates Post Group, said they are in the process of issuing postage stamps to commemorate the cultural, historical, and civilizational landmarks across the UAE. They are collaborating with the Louvre Abu Dhabi, a leading cultural institution in the region and a hub for major international exhibitions and cultural events.
The Louvre Abu Dhabi is a place where you can explore new ideas in a globalized world. In addition, the museum fosters cultural dialogue by hosting international exhibitions and educational programs throughout the year. This makes it a space where people from all over the world can meet and learn about each other's cultures.
The commemorative stamp will be available at all Emirates Post customer happiness centers, and can also be obtained by visiting its online store. www.emiratespostshop.ae.
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