Muscat: Generating public awareness on one of Oman’s national natural treasures, Oman Post launched five stamps about these magnificent species. The stamps feature the hawksbill, Leatherback, Olive Ridley, Green, and Loggerhead turtles. The move is part of the company’s efforts to promote conservation efforts and encourage ecotourism within and into the Sultanate.
“The new colourful stamps depict five turtles found in habitat across Oman. We wanted to showcase that the Sultanate has a huge potential when it comes to marine turtle presence that is yet to be fully leveraged. Having the population of such intriguing species create unique opportunities for the development of a healthy ecotourism sector, but we all need to do our part and support the national agenda when it comes to conservation and collectively work toward the goal of saving these ancient creatures,” said Rashad Alwahaibi, Manager - Stamps & Philatelic at Oman Post.
Oman Post’s new five stamps aim to showcase the rich diversity in Oman’s environment. The company’s philately department chooses key topics and themes that celebrates the Sultanate’s history which is deeply rooted in tradition and culture, while also showcasing its modernity and peacefulness. Some of the recent collections highlighted Omani music, tourist attractions, and the state-of the-art airports across the country. The new stamps and previous collections can now be reserved by emailing Oman Post on: philatelic@omanpost.om.
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About Oman Post
Oman Post, a member of the Asyad Group, offers a wide range of logistics’ services connecting people around the world. In addition to postal services, traditional and virtual P. O. Boxes, the company provides email and e-Commerce shipping services, making it easier than ever to deliver domestically and internationally. Streamlining processes and services to create more value for customers, Oman Post adopts a Lean approach across its operations through implementation of the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM), an integrated business excellence framework that helps develop sustainable performance improvement and on-going excellence.
With over 600 employees in 83 branches across the Sultanate, Oman Post collaborates with more than 150 operators, 677,000 post offices in 192 countries. Putting customer-centricity first and foremost, the company is leveraging emerging technologies to transform its operations, as well as generate new efficiencies, products and services. This direction is in complete alignment and synergy with Oman’s national logistics strategy, driven by Asyad, to position the Sultanate as a leading trade and logistics hub.
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